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A pesquisa aborda a percepção dos contadores brasileiros acerca do uso da tecnologia na prática contábil. Através de envio de formulário com perguntas fechadas para contadores atuantes no Brasil, tendo sido validado 244 respondentes, buscou-se compreender como estes profissionais utilizam a tecnologia a seu favor e quais são os desafios para o futuro da profissão contábil. Os dados foram coletados com escala de Linkert e uso da estatística descritiva. Os achados da pesquisa revelam que: a) 6,2% dos contadores atuam sem uso de sistema contábil colocando em risco a geração da informação para o empresário e riscos eminentes de envio de informações erradas para o governo; b) 60,5% utilizam sistemas contábeis para apurar impostos; c) Existe grande espaço para o crescimento da contabilidade digital, a medida que 45,7% dos contadores não indicam nenhum sistema de gestão financeira para as empresas; d) 83% acreditam que para prestar um bom serviço contábil é necessário a utilização de diversos sistemas integrados; e) 74,8% se julgam conhecedores de sistemas contábeis; f) 72,9% concordam que os SPEDs estão cada vez melhores e mais fáceis de manusear; g) 88,7% afirmam se interessar cada vez mais em ferramentas tecnológicas que irão auxiliar na prática da atuação contábil e/ou fiscal; h) 95,7% concordam que o profissional contábil do futuro é aquele que usa tecnologia para otimizar processos, reduzir erros humanos e entregando informações financeiras e de custos relevantes; i) 90,3% concordam que existe melhoria substancial dos sistemas e da interface junto ao governo com intuito de envio dessas informações; j) 62% acreditam a contabilidade tradicional irá ceder espaço para a contabilidade digital. O papel da tecnologia na profissão contábil é de extrema relevância com intuito de mitigar erros, minimizar retrabalhos, eliminar tarefas manuais, obter ganho de escala na empresa contábil, gerar informações tempestivas para o gestor do negócio, prestar informações confiáveis para o governo, além de outros benefícios.
The research addresses the perception of Brazilian accountants regarding the use of technology in accounting practice. By sending taking a survey with closed questions to accountants working in Brazil, we managed to have validated 244 respondents. As a result we sought to understand how these professionals use technology in their favor and what the challenges are for the future of the accounting profession. Data were collected using the Linkert Scale and the following treatment was made using descriptive statistics. The survey findings reveal that: a) 6.2% of accountants work without using an accounting system, putting the generation of information at risk for the entrepreneur and imminent risks of sending wrong information to the government; b) 60.5% use accounting systems to calculate taxes; c) There is a clear space for the growth of digital accounting, as 45.7% of accountants do not indicate any financial management system for companies; d) 83% believe that to provide a good accounting service it is necessary to use several integrated systems; e) 74.8% consider themselves knowledgeable of accounting systems; f) 72.9% agree that SPEDs are getting better and easier to handle; g) 88.7% claim to be increasingly interested in technological tools that will help in the practice of accounting and/or tax performance; h) 95.7% agree that the accounting professional of the future is the one who uses technology to optimize processes, reduce human errors and deliver relevant financial and cost information; i) 90.3% agree that there is a substantial improvement in the systems and the interface with the government in order to send this information; j) 62% believe traditional accounting will give way to digital accounting. The role of technology in the accounting profession is extremely relevant in order to mitigate errors, minimize rework, eliminate manual tasks, gain scale in the accounting company, generate timely information for the business manager, providing reliable information to the government, in addition to other benefits.
The research addresses the perception of Brazilian accountants regarding the use of technology in accounting practice. By sending taking a survey with closed questions to accountants working in Brazil, we managed to have validated 244 respondents. As a result we sought to understand how these professionals use technology in their favor and what the challenges are for the future of the accounting profession. Data were collected using the Linkert Scale and the following treatment was made using descriptive statistics. The survey findings reveal that: a) 6.2% of accountants work without using an accounting system, putting the generation of information at risk for the entrepreneur and imminent risks of sending wrong information to the government; b) 60.5% use accounting systems to calculate taxes; c) There is a clear space for the growth of digital accounting, as 45.7% of accountants do not indicate any financial management system for companies; d) 83% believe that to provide a good accounting service it is necessary to use several integrated systems; e) 74.8% consider themselves knowledgeable of accounting systems; f) 72.9% agree that SPEDs are getting better and easier to handle; g) 88.7% claim to be increasingly interested in technological tools that will help in the practice of accounting and/or tax performance; h) 95.7% agree that the accounting professional of the future is the one who uses technology to optimize processes, reduce human errors and deliver relevant financial and cost information; i) 90.3% agree that there is a substantial improvement in the systems and the interface with the government in order to send this information; j) 62% believe traditional accounting will give way to digital accounting. The role of technology in the accounting profession is extremely relevant in order to mitigate errors, minimize rework, eliminate manual tasks, gain scale in the accounting company, generate timely information for the business manager, providing reliable information to the government, in addition to other benefits.
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Relatório apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para o cumprimento do programa de Pós-Doutoramento em Ciências da Informação
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Tecnologia Contabilidade Sistemas contábeis Prática contábil Technology Accounting Accounting systems Accounting practice