​As a Chartered Accountant, you’re expected to stay on top of constant GST, Income Tax, and compliance updates.

​While clients now walk into meetings quoting ChatGPT or Google. Some of those “AI answers” are half-baked, incomplete, or flat-out wrong, which can mean more back-and-forth work for you and higher liability risk.

​This workshop is built for CAs, by an AI expert, to show you how to:

• ​⁠Use AI to speed up routine tax research

• ​⁠Apply simple guardrails to avoid hallucinations

• ​⁠Respond confidently when clients bring AI-generated answers

• ​Balance efficiency with professional accuracy

​You’ll see live demonstrations of AI in action, the good, the bad, and the risky; and leave with practical checklists you can use in your own practice the very next day.

​What you’ll learn

​✅ How to spot when AI is bluffing vs. when it’s reliable
✅ The “3C Rule” (Citation, Cross-check, Context) for safe AI use
✅ Guardrails every CA should apply before trusting AI answers
✅ Scripts for handling clients who bring ChatGPT tax advice
✅ How to make AI work for you and not against you

​Who should attend

• ​Practicing CAs handling GST, IT, or corporate law queries ⁠

• ​CAs in firms where clients reference AI answers

• ​Young and mid-career professionals curious about AI but cautious about accuracy

​📢 Invite Your Friends

​Know a fellow CA or finance professional who could benefit from this free online workshop?

​Share this link and help them join: https://luma.com/AIforCAs

​The more, the merrier, let’s learn AI the right way, together!

​Format

​🖥️ Free Online Workshop (Live Demonstration)
📍 Venue: Google Meet (link shared a few hours before event)

​​Host

​Sahil Kathpal – Product innovator turning ideas into reality. Ex-Slice, Co-founder of Elemential Labs, Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia, with experience building AI-powered financial apps and driving fintech innovation.

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