AI for Tax FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the AI for Tax short course
AI for tax is aimed at tax professionals working in both practice and industry who want to gain a foundational knowledge of AI and GenAI as they relate to working in tax. It is aimed at those who have completed the Diploma in Tax Technology and wish to gain further knowledge in AI, as well as those who want a "taster" of the kind of learning they would find in the DITT.
No.
No, but you should have a basic knowledge of the principles of taxation.
We advise that the course takes approximately eight hours to complete.
There are five modules to complete in total.
Find out more about the AI for Tax course structure here.
The AI for Tax course content is original and there is limited overlap with AI coverage in the Diploma in Tax Technology. It provides a more detailed and focused overview of AI than the DITT, with new case studies, exercises and quizzes.
You can consider the AI for Tax short course as both an "add-on" to, or a "taster" of the Diploma in Tax Technology.
The course costs £100 (£104 from 1 January 2026), including all learning materials and quizzes.
Yes. See our updated list of eligible countries for the course here
No, we are only able to accept online card payment for the registration fee.
You have one year to complete the course.
The course materials will be updated every year, with the first update scheduled for early 2026.
All the training is delivered is online and on-demand via the Tolley Academy. There is no in-person tuition. You will study for each module in sequence, using a range of materials including podcasts, webinars, slides, exercises and quizzes.
No. You must study the modules in sequence and complete each quiz before you progress to the next. You must complete all ten quizzes in total to complete the Diploma.
You will receive access to the Tolley Academy by email once you have registered with the CIOT.
There are no assessments for the AI in Tax short course. You are required to complete ten quizzes throughout the course of your learning. However, there are no pass/fail marks for these.
Yes, once you have completed all ten quizzes, you will receive an e-certificate of completion indicating that you have undertaken eight hours of AI for tax training.
Yes, studying for the course will count towards annual CPD requirements for CIOT and ATT membership.
Email us at [email protected] and a member of the team will assist you.