Blockchain

The papers are mostly short form, and each addresses a specific issue and is meant to provide viewers with cutting-edge perspectives on issues related to the crypto ecosystem’s most hotly debated topics.

Transition Advisors' Bill Carlino discusses the major factors driving change in the accounting profession -- and how firms are reacting.

Stablecoins are stable-value coins, cryptocurrencies designed to minimize price volatility by pinning value to currencies like the U.S. dollar or to exchange-traded commodities like gold.

Blockchain became a buzzword and may have seemed overhyped, but now, the promises are becoming a reality.

A roundup of technology announcements.

This short read highlights the growing importance of, and the many changes to, the role of the "CF-Know."

The platform offers accounting, payments and invoicing functionality.

The company has also partnered with Verady, a crypto-focused accounting firm, to acquire reliable data on the volatile virtual currency markets.

Accounting firms are beginning to wade into the use of blockchain technology for audits, but with caution as the technology spreads beyond the cryptocurrency space where it’s been used for digital assets like Bitcoin.

As 2019 rapidly wraps up and 2020 looms on the horizon, it seems an appropriate time to take a step back and reflect on the numerous changes and shifts that have occurred in the blockchain and cryptoasset spaces.

If you’ve noticed less talk about blockchain this year from technology product makers, that’s on purpose: Companies have realized big promises without flashy results makes consumers suspicious.

The various applications of this young technology will bring big opportunities to the accounting profession.

Accounting firm leaders share what they're expecting in the next 12 months.

Payment app Veem now offers locked exchange rates, which means businesses can budget for a payment in a foreign currency knowing the exact exchange rate for up to 92 days in advance.

An attack on multi-factor authentication, the cost of not investing, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

For all the worry about the interaction of blockchain and assurance, there haven't been many real-life examples of it -- until now, with Top 100 Firm Armanino's release of a new attest product around stablecoins. The firm's Scott Copeland and Andries Verschelden share the details, and what it means for the future of assurance.

Tax attorneys, accountants and cryptocurrency investors have been asking for this guidance for years.

As audit changes rapidly, driven by rapid development in artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, Armanino has taken the bull by the horns and has put out the first app for attestation driven by blockchain technology.

It may come faster than you expect or more slowly — but it's definitely coming.

Audit is changing. Technology is the primary driver of what has become a movement to change not just the tools but also the entire process and methodology of audit in the accounting profession.