Aren't tax accountants more vulnerable to AI impact than lawyers or accountants?

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On TV, they are always saying that lawyers and accountants are in turmoil because of AI..
But isn't the biggest impact actually going to be on tax accountants??
For lawyers, there is still a significant amount of work that requires direct verbal communication or face-to-face interaction.
For accountants, corporations have to hire them anyway due to mandatory auditing regulations.
But tax accountants, quite literally, just teach people how to pay taxes correctly and how to save money.
Since AI is bound to be more accurate at this than a human tax accountant..
Furthermore, the largest portion of a tax office's client base consists of self-employed individuals.
Even now, when a tax accountant asks for documents, the clients end up finding and providing them themselves anyway.
So it would just be more convenient and accurate to simply input that data into an AI.
I feel like the individual client segment will be almost completely wiped out.