Millions warned over major HMRC shakeup
Taxpayers could be asked to hand over their artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot histories to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) under new rules to catch out dodgers. People who use AI chatbots such as ChatGBT to help with their tax returns could be asked to hand over those conversations to HMRC under the proposed changes. The tax authority's powers to ask for computer "records" to check whether people have paid enough tax could be expanded under the Budget Bill which will become law in May.

TL;DR
- HMRC may request AI chatbot histories from taxpayers.
- This is part of new rules aimed at catching tax dodgers.
- Conversations with AI chatbots like ChatGPT used for tax returns could be subject to disclosure.
- The Budget Bill, becoming law in May, could expand HMRC's powers to request computer records for tax checks.