News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
ACCA's partnership in Uzbekistan signals growing global demand for robust crypto accounting software and compliance tools for accounting firms.
The AFM's successful appeal against an external accountant underscores the importance of rigorous audit standards in crypto engagements.
FINMA's appointment of a new head for recovery and resolution signals increased regulatory scrutiny, prompting crypto firms to adopt robust crypto accounting software for compliance.
Singapore's MAS transitional regulations for payment services create compliance obligations for crypto firms, requiring robust accounting and reporting systems.
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.
The sentencing of a Singapore accountant for submitting fake documents to IRAS underscores the critical need for crypto accounting firms to implement rigorous compliance and audit software to avoid severe penalties.
Luxembourg's ACD released new tax circulars impacting crypto reporting; firms need crypto accounting software to adapt.
The revocation of Bsquared's licence by MAS underscores the critical need for robust crypto accounting software to ensure compliance and avoid enforcement actions.
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.
The T+1 settlement mandate affects crypto accounting software requirements for reconciliation and reporting.
IVSC guidance on value uncertainty complements FASB crypto fair value rules, helping firms navigate ASC 350-60 and IFRS crypto asset reporting.
A practical breakdown of crypto accounting and audit obligations in Poland, showing how specialist crypto audit software helps accounting firms and auditors meet local and EU-level compliance standards.
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 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.
SEBI's revised MCR format increases reporting granularity for crypto assets, making crypto accounting software essential for accurate and timely compliance.
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 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 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.
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 AFM's action against Euronext highlights the importance of transparent and non-discriminatory access rules, which indirectly affect crypto trading platforms and their accounting obligations.
Dutch firms can leverage crypto accounting software to integrate AMLA reporting into existing AFM questionnaires, reducing compliance burden.
Swiss AML revision requires crypto firms to strengthen KYC and transaction monitoring; crypto accounting software can automate compliance.
Dutch AFM's new anti-discrimination guidance for banks has indirect implications for crypto businesses that rely on banking services, highlighting the need for transparent crypto accounting software to facilitate fair risk assessment.
