of surveyed accountants said AI positively affected productivity
Result from an Intuit-commissioned April 2025 online survey of 700 US accounting professionals.
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Page reviewedResult from an Intuit-commissioned April 2025 online survey of 700 US accounting professionals.
US accountant survey result; it describes respondent intent, not realized investment.
The same survey connected stack complexity with subscription, integration, data-entry and training challenges.
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This launch edition compiles externally reported figures. It is not an original survey. Follow each source before reusing a number outside its stated context.
| Figure | Metric | Reference period | Evidence state | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81% | of surveyed accountants said AI positively affected productivity | April 2025 survey | Desk research | Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Technology Survey |
| 64% | planned to invest in or upgrade AI over the next year | April 2025 survey | Desk research | Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Technology Survey |
| 8 | average apps reportedly used for core firm operations | April 2025 survey | Desk research | Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Technology Survey |
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