News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
FASB's request for comment on hedge accounting guidance for crypto assets held at fair value signals potential changes to crypto US GAAP accounting, with implications for firms applying ASC 350-60.
The IVSC AGM 2026 provides a platform for valuation leaders to discuss standards that may influence crypto accounting software requirements.
The EBA's proposed simplifications to the EU bank capital framework create both challenges and opportunities for firms holding crypto assets, highlighting the need for robust crypto accounting software.
The IFRS Foundation Trustees meeting in June 2026 signals continued progress on crypto asset accounting standards, with implications for firms reporting under IFRS.
The July 2026 ASAF meeting agenda signals potential changes to crypto asset accounting standards, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance readiness.
This article explains how recent sustainability reporting developments intersect with crypto accounting standards, focusing on DAC8 reporting and FASB crypto fair value rules.
The ISSB June 2026 meeting may set new disclosure requirements for crypto assets, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance.
The new IFRS Interpretations Committee members may influence future guidance on ifrs crypto assets and crypto ifrs accounting.
Proposed PCAOB quality control amendments will require audit firms to reassess their use of crypto accounting software, including digital asset accounting software and crypto sub-ledger solutions, to ensure compliance with heightened standards.
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 AFM's implementation review of the EU AI Act introduces new requirements for crypto firms using AI, directly affecting crypto accounting software and compliance workflows.
The EBA's early consultation on simplified EU wallet rules signals a shift toward lighter regulation for certain crypto wallets, which will affect how accounting firms advise clients on compliance and reporting.
AICPA recommendations signal need for better crypto tax notice management, which crypto accounting software can address.
The AICPA campaign elevates the CPA brand, indirectly supporting crypto CPAs by reinforcing trust and expertise in emerging areas like digital assets.
The EBA's discussion paper on a Pillar 3 data hub for SMA will increase reporting requirements for banks with crypto exposures, making crypto accounting software essential for automated compliance.
The OECD Economic Outlook 2026 highlights the need for robust crypto accounting software as global tax transparency initiatives like CARF and DAC8 move forward.
Corporate tax 2026 introduces new reporting requirements for digital assets, making crypto accounting software essential for firms.
Tokenization embeds ownership and settlement into a digital layer, requiring new accounting approaches and crypto accounting software for issuers, investors, and operators.
Congressional debate over Fed skinny accounts for crypto firms highlights compliance and accounting implications for accountants.
Senate races may delay or accelerate crypto legislation, affecting compliance timelines for accounting firms; crypto accounting software helps firms stay agile.
The OECD's proposed framework to reduce minimum tax audits for multinationals highlights the growing need for efficient crypto accounting software to manage compliance data.
BVI FSC consultative documents signal upcoming regulatory changes; crypto accounting software will be key for firms to adapt.
AFM's new guidance on automatic rebalancing and risk reduction in execution-only investing will require crypto firms to update their accounting and compliance processes, driving demand for robust crypto accounting software.
FINMA's new ordinance on risk diversification will require banks and securities firms to update their crypto asset reporting, creating new compliance demands for accountants and auditors.
