Siamand Hesami

Dr. Siamand Hesami is a Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Bournemouth University's Business School, specializing in Public Financial Management and Tax Digital Transformation. His research focuses on cost-benefit analysis, electronic financial innovations, and administrative efficiency in tax systems. Collaborating with governments and intergovernmental organizations, he evaluates impacts of digital interventions in public finance. Professional memberships include the Association for Computing Machinery and Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis.

Research interests include tax digital transformation, AI-driven finance, and oil price macroeconomic impacts. Notable works include a 2023 methodology for VAT return prefilling (Chile), a 2024 analysis of digital tax compliance, and a 2025 study on AI ethics in personal finance. His articles span journals like Strategy & Leadership, International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis, and Energies.

Contributions align with UN SDGs for Industry/Infrastructure (9), Reduced Inequalities (10), and Responsible Consumption (12). Advising includes multiple collaborations with institutions like the Inter-American Development Bank. Current work emphasizes AI ethics in finance and digital tax administration reforms.