Bitcoin

The education provider offers courses about the complexities of accounting and taxation of digital currencies such as bitcoin and ethereum.

The AICPA has suggested guidance on the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies.

Accounting firms often hear about the promise of data analytics and leveraging “big data” to drill down for insights to help their business clients.

The Internal Revenue Service has been leading the charge on investigations of Bitcoin users, with more on the way now that it has access to information from at least 14,000 customers of Coinbase.

Practitioners share their clients’ need for education on bitcoin and its ilk.

The American Institute of CPAs wants additional guidance about Bitcoin taxes.

There are many novel and unresolved accounting and tax issues in initial coin offerings that haven't received much attention.

Processing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency payments is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the ways that blockchain-based technologies could disrupt the accounting profession.

The technology behind Bitcoin will be showing up in more back office applications.

Forget Bitcoin -- accountants need to learn everything they can about the technology that underlies it.

If you thought trading Bitcoin was wild, try figuring out how to pay taxes on it.

Initial coin offerings have raised billions of dollars for startups while attracting criminals and authorities around the globe. Now, the young market may get some help cleaning up from the Big Four consulting firms.

Cryptocurrency investors are grappling with how to properly report their transactions to the IRS with the April 17 tax filing deadline fast approaching.

The tax treatment of bitcoin and its ilk raises major questions.

The Internal Revenue Service warns virtual currency users they need to disclose gains on their tax returns.

Blockchain is one of the hottest topics in the accounting and financial services field, but a substantial amount of uncertainty remains.

Clients may face unexpected tax consequences from transactions with these digital assets.

This year may bring a barrage of questions from clients about cryptocurrency. Here's how to be ready for them.

The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners appointed a new CEO and president, Bruce Dorris, succeeding longtime leader Jim Ratley, who will be retiring.

The Internal Revenue Service, fresh off its success in uncovering U.S. assets hidden in Swiss banks, has assigned elite criminal agents to investigate whether Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are being used to cheat the taxman.