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Nearly two thirds believe they will not be doing the same role in five years' time

Almost all (96 per cent) of accountants think the work will be automated by 2022

Some accountants fear the worst and are even considering changing careers

More than one in five accountants are worried they will be replaced by machines within five years.

After a string of warnings that robots are set to steal our jobs, it appears that Britain's bean counters are getting very twitchy indeed.

A report published yesterday claimed that more than six in ten (62 per cent) accountants do not expect to be performing the same daily role in five years' time.

Almost all - 96 per cent - believe that either all or some accountancy work will be automated by 2022.

More than four in ten of those surveyed said they intend to retrain in order to safeguard their role in future.

But many fear the worst and believe they might soon have to look for a career change.

Some 22 per cent predicted all or most of the accountancy profession will be automated within five years, according to the study by online accounting systems firm FreeAgent.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney has predicted that 15million Britons- almost half of the 31.8million workforce - could be replaced by robots over the coming years as livelihoods were 'mercilessly destroyed' by the technological revolution.

Experts have warned many professions including accountants and estate agents could be almost wiped out. But they have also stressed that the rise of machines will boost productivity, creating other jobs for humans.

Accountancy firm PwC earlier this year predicted that up to 10.4 million jobs in the UK could be replaced by machines over the next fifteen years.

This means up to a third of jobs could be automated.

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James Salmon, Business Correspondent For The Daily Mail

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Accountants fear machines will carry out their jobs within five years

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Nearly two thirds believe they will not be doing the same role in five years' time Almost all (96 per cent) of accountants think the work will be automated by 2022 Some accountants fear the worst and are even considering changing careers More than one in five accountants are worried they will be replaced by machines within five years.

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