Amanda Sonnerfeldt
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Amanda Sonnerfeldt is a leading scholar at the intersection of taxation, digitalization, and organizational legitimacy. Her research explores how tax technology—from real-time reporting to e-invoicing—is reshaping the expertise and authority of tax professionals, departments, and government bodies. In her highly cited work, "Navigating the Digital Frontier: The Implications of Tax Technology on Systems of Expertise and Legitimacy in Taxation" (2025), she critically examines how rapid digital advancement is transforming the tax landscape, shifting power dynamics, and redefining what it means to be a tax expert in an era of automated compliance and data-driven oversight. With over 2 citations in a short time, her work is already influencing conversations on the future of tax governance. Sonnerfeldt’s contributions are vital for students and researchers seeking to understand how technology is not just a tool but a force that reshapes institutional trust, professional identity, and the very fabric of tax systems worldwide.
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