Publication of 'Zeikai Times Issue 110': The Shockwave of AI Agents is Coming
Jusnet Communications has published the 110th issue of 'Zeikai Times'. It forecasts the impact of autonomous AI agents on the accounting industry and features the latest trends, including a 99.8% AI accuracy in bookkeeping.
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Jusnet Communications Co., Ltd., a subsidiary in the accounting field of Creek & River Co., Ltd., has published 'Zeikai Times Issue 110', a specialized newspaper for the tax accountant industry.
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https://tax.jusnet.co.jp/zeikaitimes
'Zeikai Times' is a specialized newspaper for tax accountants and certified public accountants featuring carefully selected information, including tax accountant industry trends, know-how on firm management, methods for client acquisition, and IT news related to operations.
This issue predicts the shockwave that the rapid evolution of autonomous AI agents will exert on the tax accountant industry. Furthermore, page 8 features an exclusive interview with Takashi Sakamoto, Chairman of the TKC National Federation.
In addition, we introduce the current state of the tax accountant industry from various angles through the following articles.
Zeikai Times Vol. 110 Main Topics
Page 1: Has the Tax Singularity Begun!?
The year 2026 marks the 'First Year of AI Agents' in the accounting firm industry. Autonomous AI will automate tax and accounting operations, predicting the disappearance of manual entry work. The transformation of the core purpose of accounting software is now becoming a reality. Facing the arrival of the accounting and tax singularity, the entire industry is forced to recognize the necessity of operational and organizational reform.
Page 2: First in the Professional Services Industry: Entering the GPTW Best 100 for 3 Consecutive Years
I&U Consulting Group has achieved selection in the GPTW Best 100 for three consecutive years, a first in the professional services industry. Their mechanism of sharing philosophies that supports a 95% retention rate, and recruitment strategies actively led by management, are making waves in the talent-scarce accounting industry.
Page 3: Domestic AI Achieves 99.8% Accuracy on Level 1 Bookkeeping Exam
Fast Accounting achieved a 99.8% accuracy rate on the Nissho Bookkeeping Level 1 exam with its accounting-specialized AI, 'Deep Dean'. With a compact structure of about 4 billion parameters, it achieved accuracy surpassing general-purpose LLMs, raising expectations for its ripple effects on accounting firm operations.
Page 4: Supporting Agricultural Management Decisions with Numbers
A tax accountant proposes that the reason farmers feel they are 'bad with numbers' is that accounting information is not being delivered in a format that translates into management decisions. In phases of capital investment and business succession, the role of a tax accountant protecting agriculture is hands-on support: organizing future management decisions with numbers and showing options before discussing tax amounts.
Page 5: The Reality of the Comprehensive Migration Project to freee
Prompted by the termination of an old accounting system service, Nosaka Tax Accountant Office in Hikone, Shiga, dared a simultaneous migration to freee for about 300 advisory clients. Led by third-year young employees, the entire generation positively engaged in the 9-month project through in-house training and standardizing tasks such as document filing.
Page 7: Launch of Preparatory Committee for Collaboration Ahead of Business Viability Loans
Ahead of the Business Viability Loan Promotion Act taking effect this May, a consortium preparatory committee was launched to evaluate the business viability of SMEs through collaboration between accounting firms and financial institutions. Amid growing crisis awareness about financial institutions entering the accounting domain, the industry's preparations have begun.
Page 8: TKC National Federation Chairman Sakamoto Talks About the 'Significance of Self-Accounting'
▼ Click here for details on Zeikai Times
https://tax.jusnet.co.jp/zeikaitimes
'Zeikai Times' is a specialized newspaper for tax accountants and certified public accountants featuring carefully selected information, including tax accountant industry trends, know-how on firm management, methods for client acquisition, and IT news related to operations.
This issue predicts the shockwave that the rapid evolution of autonomous AI agents will exert on the tax accountant industry. Furthermore, page 8 features an exclusive interview with Takashi Sakamoto, Chairman of the TKC National Federation.
In addition, we introduce the current state of the tax accountant industry from various angles through the following articles.
Zeikai Times Vol. 110 Main Topics
Page 1: Has the Tax Singularity Begun!?
The year 2026 marks the 'First Year of AI Agents' in the accounting firm industry. Autonomous AI will automate tax and accounting operations, predicting the disappearance of manual entry work. The transformation of the core purpose of accounting software is now becoming a reality. Facing the arrival of the accounting and tax singularity, the entire industry is forced to recognize the necessity of operational and organizational reform.
Page 2: First in the Professional Services Industry: Entering the GPTW Best 100 for 3 Consecutive Years
I&U Consulting Group has achieved selection in the GPTW Best 100 for three consecutive years, a first in the professional services industry. Their mechanism of sharing philosophies that supports a 95% retention rate, and recruitment strategies actively led by management, are making waves in the talent-scarce accounting industry.
Page 3: Domestic AI Achieves 99.8% Accuracy on Level 1 Bookkeeping Exam
Fast Accounting achieved a 99.8% accuracy rate on the Nissho Bookkeeping Level 1 exam with its accounting-specialized AI, 'Deep Dean'. With a compact structure of about 4 billion parameters, it achieved accuracy surpassing general-purpose LLMs, raising expectations for its ripple effects on accounting firm operations.
Page 4: Supporting Agricultural Management Decisions with Numbers
A tax accountant proposes that the reason farmers feel they are 'bad with numbers' is that accounting information is not being delivered in a format that translates into management decisions. In phases of capital investment and business succession, the role of a tax accountant protecting agriculture is hands-on support: organizing future management decisions with numbers and showing options before discussing tax amounts.
Page 5: The Reality of the Comprehensive Migration Project to freee
Prompted by the termination of an old accounting system service, Nosaka Tax Accountant Office in Hikone, Shiga, dared a simultaneous migration to freee for about 300 advisory clients. Led by third-year young employees, the entire generation positively engaged in the 9-month project through in-house training and standardizing tasks such as document filing.
Page 7: Launch of Preparatory Committee for Collaboration Ahead of Business Viability Loans
Ahead of the Business Viability Loan Promotion Act taking effect this May, a consortium preparatory committee was launched to evaluate the business viability of SMEs through collaboration between accounting firms and financial institutions. Amid growing crisis awareness about financial institutions entering the accounting domain, the industry's preparations have begun.
Page 8: TKC National Federation Chairman Sakamoto Talks About the 'Significance of Self-Accounting'