Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology
There is no question blockchain and distributed ledger technology have the potential to significantly alter the way the accounting profession will operate. But there is a perception that blockchain is a theoretical technology, years away from implementation. In reality, it’s already here.
- Practice Aid: Accounting for and Auditing of Digital Assets
- Webcast: Accounting for Digital Assets under US GAAP
Taxation of Virtual Currency
- Report: Taxation on Cryptocurrencies
- Crypto Tax Preparation Tool – Lukka Tax
- Webcast: Lukka Tax for Professionals: Supporting Clients with Taxable Crypto Transactions
- CPE Self-Study: Blockchain and Virtual Currency Implications for Tax
- CPE Self-Study: IRS Guidance on Taxation for Virtual Currency
Resources
- Implications of the Use of Blockchain in SOC for Service Organization Examinations
- Blockchain Universal Glossary
- Blockchain Versus Financial Statement Fraud
- Blockchain and Internal Control: The COSO Perspective
- Blockchain Legislation Emerging in State Legislatures
- Blockchain Technology and the Future of Audit (co-branded with CPA Canada)
- Emerging Technology Report: Blockchain
- How will blockchain change accounting?
Learning
- Webcast: Blockchain and Impact on Ownership Interests
- Webcast: Blockchain for Supply Chain
- Blockchain Fundamentals for Accounting & Finance Professionals Certificate
- Blockchain Implications for Tax
- Blockchain for Financial Services
- Blockchain for Healthcare
- Blockchain: Investigating Transactions & Fraud
