Tax technology involves the use of technology solutions and tools to streamline and automate various tax-related processes, tasks, and compliance requirements. By successfully leveraging technology solutions and tools, tax practitioners can reduce manual effort, minimise errors, improve compliance, enhance planning capabilities, and increase efficiency in tax-related processes. This is a rapidly evolving field of taxation that's becoming essential for businesses and professionals facing complex tax requirements, frequent regulatory changes and large volumes of tax-related data.

The future of tax is digital, and those facing the challenge of digitalisation need to adapt quickly to a rapidly evolving profession. To do so requires greater awareness of digital technology and an understanding of how it can be used so that key professional principles and practices can be transposed and embedded within the digital world.

The Diploma in Tax Technology is a cutting-edge qualification that gives you the knowledge and skills to participate in tax-tech projects, as well as the confidence to develop your career into a tax tech role in the future. As a CIOT qualification, the Diploma helps you get recognition for your professional development within this exciting field so that you can demonstrate to clients and employers your commitment to progress and innovation in taxation.

The DITT syllabus received its first annual update in April 2024, with content changes throughout the programme reflecting recent developments in the world of tax technology. 

All updated modules are now available. Find out more about fees and how to register here.