News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
Practical accounting and tax implications for US accounting firms and CFOs of the seven proposed digital asset tax bills summarised by Forvis Mazars
Hong Kong's CARF and Amended CRS Bill enters LegCo: what accounting firms and CFOs must prepare for now
SARS draft legislation released for public comment signals tightening crypto tax reporting obligations for South African firms and CFOs
Congressional recess watch: Reconciliation 2.0, SEC Project Crypto, and an energy credit standoff that is blocking Treasury nominees
White House engagement on the CLARITY Act signals that US digital asset legislation is moving toward a vote, with concrete accounting and compliance implications for firms and CFOs
The European Commission's proposed Omnibus Directive and DAC Recast will reshape cross-border tax compliance obligations for EU-operating firms, with unanimous member-state approval still required.
SARS draft crypto tax guidance applies existing Income Tax Act and CGT rules to disposals, trader vs investor classification, and donations tax, with a public comment window closing 31 August 2026
The European Commission's June 2026 Tax Omnibus rewrites core EU direct-tax directives, removing holding requirements, tightening anti-abuse rules, and aligning CFC and Pillar Two treatment. Accounting firms and CFOs serving EU multinationals need to map the changes now.
DAC9 formalises the GloBE Information Return in EU law, creating a central filing option and mandatory information exchange that MNE groups and their advisers must plan around now
The advisory panel's recommendations signal a shift toward technology-driven tax administration, which will impact how accounting firms handle crypto compliance.
AICPA recommendations signal need for better crypto tax notice management, which crypto accounting software can address.
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.
Corporate tax 2026 introduces new reporting requirements for digital assets, making crypto accounting software essential for firms.
The OECD Economic Outlook 2026 highlights the need for robust crypto accounting software as global tax transparency initiatives like CARF and DAC8 move forward.
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.