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TAX & AI: THE FUTURE ARRIVED YESTERDAY

The future of tax arrived yesterday. Learn to use AI effectively while avoiding the critical mistakes that could damage your practice and reputation. Made for CPAs, by CPAs.

Date & Time
Tuesday, March 17
12:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET
Instructors
Michael Cadesky
Hugh Woolley

A live, demonstration-led session walking through 8 real tax scenarios with AI in action, from complex calculations to CRA audit prep. No prior AI experience required, we cover the foundations before diving in. Walk away with a clear sense of how these tools could work in your own practice.

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Most practitioners we speak with are using AI, thinking about using it, or wondering whether they should be. That's where the profession is right now.

Our assessment
We'll be direct: the tools are remarkable,
and that's not a word we use loosely.

Safe income calculations that used to take a morning. Research across treaty rates, case law, and CRA positions assembled in minutes. Evaluation of tax planning scenarios with opposing arguments already built in. Complex owner-manager calculations, post-mortem planning, surplus computations. The range of what these tools can handle at a serious technical level is, frankly, surprising, and it keeps expanding.

What AI handles in tax practice
Complex CalculationsSafe income, FAPI, AMT, post-mortem planning, owner-manager scenarios.
Deep ResearchTreaty rates, case law, CRA positions and interpretations, assembled in minutes.
Planning ReviewEvaluates scenarios, builds opposing arguments, identifies traps.
Document AnalysisReviews letters, agreements, T-1134s, and draft opinions.
Audit PreparationDeconstructs CRA audit programs, prepares risk registers, drafts responses.
Memos and OpinionsProduces first drafts that give you something real to work from.

What's also striking is how you can work with the output.

You challenge an answer, push back on the reasoning, add facts, ask it to argue the other side. The analysis develops in real time. For practitioners who know the material, it's something close to having a knowledgeable second opinion available at any hour, at very low cost.

That qualifier matters though. You have to know the material.

Where AI falls short

AI makes errors.

  • warningIt cites cases that don't exist
  • warningIt misapplies provisions
  • warningIt produces confident, well-structured answers that are simply wrong
A current example: Wrong answers involving the capital gains inclusion rate under proposed changes are appearing regularly in AI output right now. If you don't know the area well enough to catch it, you have a problem, and it's yours, not the tool's.
AI rewards expertise. The stronger your foundation in tax,
the more useful these tools become.
What this session delivers

In this session, the presenters will walk through how they actually use these tools, the platforms, how they construct and refine questions, and where they've found the most value across a range of tax work. You'll see it live, across eight tax scenarios covering real issues that come up in practice every day.

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Your Clients

Clients are using AI too. Some are coming into meetings having already formed views on their tax situation, and some are using it to evaluate advice they've already received. That's a real shift in the client relationship.

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CRA

There is growing evidence that CRA is developing its own AI capabilities, for audit selection, financial analysis, and risk identification. The full picture isn't clear yet, but the direction is. Understanding how these tools work, before that picture becomes clearer, is not a bad position to be in.

There is also a set of professional questions that come with all of this. Disclosure, billing, the limits of what you should rely on. These aren't hypotheticals. They're issues practitioners are working through right now, and the session addresses them directly.

This is a 2.5 hour session. The investment is modest. What you walk away with is a working understanding of tools that are reshaping how tax practitioners operate, shown to you by tax experts who have already done the hard work of figuring out what actually works.

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Meet Your Presenters

Michael Cadesky

Michael Cadesky

FCPA, FCA, FTIHK, CTA, TEP (EMERITUS)

Michael Cadesky is the managing partner at Cadesky Tax and a committed contributor to the tax and accounting professions since 1980, earning the title of Fellow from CPA Ontario. He is a past governor of the Canadian Tax Foundation, past chair of STEP Canada and STEP Worldwide, and past chair of the CPA Canada Tax Committee for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises. Michael is also the co-author of 11 books on tax subjects and the author or co-author of numerous papers and articles on Canadian and international taxation.

Hugh Woolley

Hugh Woolley

CPA, CA, TEP

Hugh Woolley is an independent tax consultant who has taught income tax for over 30 years for many professional organizations. Hugh has written courses for CPA Canada and over 10 papers for the Canadian Tax Foundation and STEP Canada. From 1990–1992 he worked at the CRA's Rulings Directorate in Ottawa writing "butterfly" tax rulings. Hugh is a past Governor of the Canadian Tax Foundation.

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Practical, demonstrated, and immediately applicable. See exactly how experienced tax professionals are using these tools, and leave with a clear picture of how they could work in your own practice.

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Tax & AI: The Future Arrived Yesterday

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Will the seminar be recorded?

Yes. The recording will be uploaded after the live session, allowing you to watch it anytime. Slides with detailed notes will also be provided. Please note that registration is still required to access the recording.

Does this seminar provide CPD?

Yes. You will receive a verifiable CPD certificate for 2.5 hours of instructional learning upon completion.

Is this seminar online or in-person?

Tax & AI: The Future Arrived Yesterday is hosted online. You can join live from any device with internet access. The session ends with a live Q&A.

CPD Hours
2.5 Hours
Program Starts
March 17
Price
$225
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