News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
IFRIC publishes eight tentative agenda decisions on IFRS 18 and IFRS 10, open for comment until 9 September 2026, with IASB Chair Andreas Barckow and Vice-Chair Linda Mezon-Hutter summarising the June meeting in the latest podcast episode.
PEEC proposes to anchor the public interest entity definition to live FDIC and NAIC regulatory thresholds, replacing fixed-dollar figures and reducing future standard-setting lag
IFAC's revised Statements of Membership Obligations tighten quality management and professional education benchmarks, raising the compliance bar for accounting firms worldwide
ISSB releases Q2 2026 implementation insights podcast covering practical application of IFRS S1 and S2, including TIG guidance and biogenic emissions discussion, relevant to accounting firms advising on sustainability disclosure
The PCAOB's request for comment signals upcoming audit standards for crypto assets, prompting accounting firms to evaluate their crypto accounting software and sub-ledger tools.
The AFIAAR MoU harmonizes global crypto accounting standards, driving adoption of specialized crypto accounting software for firms.
AICPA survey indicates firms are prioritizing technology, creating opportunities for crypto accounting for accountants to meet client needs.
MFSA's letter on financial analysis of reinsurance undertakings underscores the need for robust crypto financial statements, aligning with FASB, IFRS, and DAC8.
EBA's ESG disclosure update creates new data requirements for crypto assets held by banks, driving need for integrated crypto accounting software.
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 AFM's interpretation of Wta articles 16 and 16b reinforces that accountants must maintain central positions and decisive influence, which affects how accounting firms, including those offering crypto accounting services, structure governance and investor relationships.
The IFRS digital taxonomies architecture update provides a framework for tagging crypto asset disclosures, aligning with global accounting standards.
ACCA and AMIRA MOU signals growing need for standardized crypto accounting software and sub-ledger solutions.
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 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.
