article · Journal of risk and financial management
This study investigates the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on reducing accounting errors from two distinct angles: that of accounting software developers and of certified public accountants. We employ a questionnaire-based approach informed by prior research and validated through pilot testing. Our findings reveal significant benefits for software developers. AI effectively addresses various accounting errors, including tax rate discrepancies, cutoff period inaccuracies, principal violations, concealed transactions, mathematical mistakes, and manipulation errors. However, when considering users, AI’s effectiveness varies. While it successfully mitigates certain errors, such as those related to principles, it falls short in eliminating mathematical errors. This research contributes fresh insights into the role of AI in accounting within emerging markets, enhancing our understanding of its potential and limitations.
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DOI: 10.3390/jrfm17080353
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