News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
The new IFRS Interpretations Committee members may influence future guidance on ifrs crypto assets and crypto ifrs accounting.
The IFRS Foundation Trustees meeting in June 2026 signals continued progress on crypto asset accounting standards, with implications for firms reporting under IFRS.
The IFRS Foundation's new committee appointments may influence future guidance on crypto assets, but the immediate impact on existing standards is minimal.
IFRS 20 is a game-changer for crypto accounting; firms must prepare now to align with new standards and avoid compliance gaps.
The PEEC's proposed changes to the public interest entity definition could expand audit and reporting obligations for crypto firms, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance.
The July 2026 ASAF meeting agenda signals potential changes to crypto asset accounting standards, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance readiness.
The ISSB June 2026 meeting may set new disclosure requirements for crypto assets, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance.
This article explains how recent sustainability reporting developments intersect with crypto accounting standards, focusing on DAC8 reporting and FASB crypto fair value rules.
ACCA confirms crypto accounting software is now a core tool for firms to meet fair value and disclosure requirements under IFRS.
ACCA and UNITAR collaboration sets a new benchmark for crypto accounting software standards globally, impacting how firms choose and implement digital asset accounting software.
FRC's new LCE guidance raises the bar for crypto asset accounting, making dedicated crypto accounting software a necessity for firms serving smaller entities.
CPA Canada's new guidance emphasizes the need for specialized crypto accounting software to meet evolving regulatory standards.
Tokenization embeds ownership and settlement into a digital layer, requiring new accounting approaches and crypto accounting software for issuers, investors, and operators.
IVSC guidance on value uncertainty complements FASB crypto fair value rules, helping firms navigate ASC 350-60 and IFRS crypto asset reporting.
The IASB podcast signals potential new accounting guidance for digital assets, underscoring the need for firms to adopt crypto accounting software and crypto sub-ledger tools to stay ahead.
The updated IASB and ISSB work plan signals that digital asset accounting standards are progressing, making crypto accounting software essential for firms to stay compliant and audit-ready.
IASB's May 2026 meeting notes provide early signals for future crypto accounting standards, prompting firms to evaluate crypto accounting software readiness.
The IFRS Foundation's latest compilation of agenda decisions provides clarity on crypto asset accounting under IFRS, reinforcing the need for firms to align with evolving standards.
The June 2026 IASB-FASB joint education meeting signals potential convergence between US GAAP and IFRS on crypto asset fair value accounting, directly affecting firms using ASC 350-60 and IFRS crypto assets standards.
The TISFD draft framework is a new global sustainability reporting initiative that will affect how crypto assets are accounted for, and crypto accounting software must adapt to meet these requirements.
VRC's sponsorship of IVSC signals growing institutional support for global valuation standards, which indirectly influences the adoption of crypto accounting software by setting benchmarks for asset valuation.
The Valuation Pulse tracker reveals how AI and technology are transforming valuation processes, with implications for crypto asset valuation and cost basis methods.
A practical guide for accounting firms, auditors, and CFOs on what crypto audit software must do to meet Singapore's digital asset accounting and audit standards.
A practitioner-focused comparison of FASB ASC 350-60 fair value accounting against IFRS crypto asset treatment, showing accounting firms and CFOs exactly how the two frameworks diverge and what that means for financial statement preparation and client advisory work.
