Handbook of Big Data and Analytics in Accounting and Auditing 2023
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-4460-4_9
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Exemplifying the Opportunities and Limitations of Blockchain Technology Through Corporate Tax Losses

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“…Cluster 1, representing a significant 70.8% of the thematic focus, is characterized by terms central to the technological evolution within tax administration. Dominant terms such as “tax administration,” “blockchain” and “tax fraud” indicate a strong emphasis on the intersection of technology and regulatory compliance (Morton and Curran, 2023). High-frequency words such as “blockchain technology,” “taxation” and “opportunities” suggest a narrative centered around the potential of emerging technologies to innovate and improve tax systems (Mazur, 2022; Morton and Curran, 2023; Night and Bananuka, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Cluster 1, representing a significant 70.8% of the thematic focus, is characterized by terms central to the technological evolution within tax administration. Dominant terms such as “tax administration,” “blockchain” and “tax fraud” indicate a strong emphasis on the intersection of technology and regulatory compliance (Morton and Curran, 2023). High-frequency words such as “blockchain technology,” “taxation” and “opportunities” suggest a narrative centered around the potential of emerging technologies to innovate and improve tax systems (Mazur, 2022; Morton and Curran, 2023; Night and Bananuka, 2020).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dominant terms such as “tax administration,” “blockchain” and “tax fraud” indicate a strong emphasis on the intersection of technology and regulatory compliance (Morton and Curran, 2023). High-frequency words such as “blockchain technology,” “taxation” and “opportunities” suggest a narrative centered around the potential of emerging technologies to innovate and improve tax systems (Mazur, 2022; Morton and Curran, 2023; Night and Bananuka, 2020). The presence of “taxpayers,” “economy” and “governments” reflects the broad impact of digitalization on various stakeholders.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%