Abstract
This article examines the potential impact of artificial intelligence on the
formation of economic and tax policy, while maintaining sustainable economic growth and
the fiscal function of taxation. Artificial intelligence is modeled as a modern form of
automation that now enables the performance of tasks previously considered unattainable.
It is forecasted that in the future, AI will be capable of making independent decisions and
developing optimal legislative initiatives for the advancement of the country's economy and
tax policy. The article also discusses the possible implications of these changes for the
economy, legislative institutions, and the tax sector.
