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Crypto Accounting News & Updates

News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.

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ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
CryptaCount Editorial · · 10 min read
FASB Chair on Semiannual Reporting and Stablecoin Accounting: What CFOs and Auditors Must Know Now

FASB chair confirms existing interim-reporting standards largely cover any SEC semiannual shift, while flagging a new stablecoin cash-equivalents project as the bigger standard-setting watch item for CFOs and accounting firms

ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
CryptaCount Editorial · · 9 min read
EU MiCA Review Consultation: What Accounting Firms and CFOs Must Act On Now

The European Commission's MiCA review consultation opens every major pillar of the framework to potential amendment, creating near-term uncertainty and compliance planning obligations for accounting firms, auditors, and CFOs with EU digital asset exposure.

ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
CryptaCount Editorial · · 10 min read
MiCA 2.0: EU Eyes Rules for Non-EU Stablecoin Issuers

EU officials are considering MiCA 2.0 revisions targeting non-EU stablecoin issuers, driven by the US GENIUS Act, with accounting and CASP compliance implications for firms and CFOs