Riscos e desafios para o contribuinte com a aplicação de big data e inteligência artificial na administração tributária

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https://doi.org/10.53641/junta.v9i1.169

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Big Data, Inteligência Artificial, Administração Tributária, Cumprimento Tributário, Fiscalização Tributária, Auditoria Digital, Contabilidade, Contribuintes

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A transformação digital impulsionou a incorporação de tecnologias baseadas em Big Data e Inteligência Artificial nos processos de administração tributária, gerando mudanças significativas na fiscalização, no controle fiscal e no cumprimento das obrigações tributárias. O objetivo desta pesquisa foi identificar e analisar os principais riscos e desafios enfrentados pelos contribuintes diante da aplicação dessas tecnologias. Foi realizada uma revisão documental de caráter narrativo e integrativo, utilizando a base de dados Scopus como principal fonte de informação. A busca permitiu identificar 32 artigos científicos publicados entre 2022 e 2026 nas áreas de contabilidade, economia e auditoria. Os resultados mostram que essas tecnologias fortalecem a detecção de fraudes, a gestão do risco fiscal e a eficiência administrativa; entretanto, também geram riscos relacionados à privacidade, transparência algorítmica, vieses e dependência tecnológica. Além disso, apresentam desafios associados à adaptação tecnológica, competências digitais e atualização profissional. Conclui-se que sua implementação requer o equilíbrio entre inovação, eficiência e proteção dos direitos dos contribuintes

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2026-06-30

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Riscos e desafios para o contribuinte com a aplicação de big data e inteligência artificial na administração tributária. (2026). Revista La Junta, 9(1), e169. https://doi.org/10.53641/junta.v9i1.169