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The State of AI in Accounting 2026: Emerging Trends, Challenges & Opportunities
The State of AI in Accounting 2026: Emerging Trends, Challenges & Opportunities
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The State of AI in Accounting 2026: Trends, Challenges & Opportunities

The key insights that every accounting professional needs to know about using AI effectively in 2026, based on Karbon's annual AI survey.

About this webinar

AI in accounting has officially entered its next phase. The hype hasn’t disappeared, but it has matured.

Join Ian Vacin and Twyla Verhelst as they break down the key insights from The State of AI in Accounting 2026 Report (coming soon).

You'll learn:

  • The top three ways accounting professionals are using AI today

  • The most common AI tools they're using

  • Why they're becoming more skeptical about AI

  • Why training, policies, and strategy are now the biggest predictors of AI success

  • How sentiment about AI has changed over the past three years

Whether you’re leading AI adoption or still finding your footing, this session will deliver the data, clarity, and direction you need to move forward with confidence.

❗️ ​​​​​​​If you can't join live, register to receive a copy of the recording.

Meet the speakers
  • Ian Vacin
    Ian VacinCo-Founder & Chief Partnerships Officer, Karbon

    Ian is passionate about helping businesses be as successful as possible in order to positively impact the small businesses they serve. With 25+ years' experience in technology & process improvement and 15+ years of leadership experience in the accounting industry at Karbon, Xero, and Intuit, Ian is a recognized expert, innovator, and teacher.

  • Twyla Verhelst, CPA
    Twyla Verhelst, CPAVP of Industry Relations & Community, Karbon

    Twyla is a CPA with a passion for transforming the accounting profession. She co-founded an advisory-led accounting firm and a technology startup, emphasizing innovation and community engagement. She has built accountant channels and accounting partnerships at leading fintech companies, driving initiatives that empower accountants to embrace technology and AI to modernize their practices.