Obtain a clear, concise understanding from a tax barrister of the tax issues in cryptocurrency and taxation and understand clearly HMRC’s positions in relation to their crypto assets manual.
Event
13 June 2022
Blockchain technologies have the potential to disrupt the work of finance teams – particularly those focused on transactional tasks – by offering a system of universal entry bookkeeping, removing the need for independent verification. Here ICAEW’s Tech Faculty and Deloitte outline the basics of this complex and developing technology.
Tech Faculty, Deloitte
Details on the potential of blockchain, its implications for auditors, how the accountancy profession can lead and what skills are necessary for the future.
IT Faculty
This guide from the ICAEW sets out the key features of blockchain, and the challenges it must face to reach widespread adoption. It includes case studies of real-life applications, as well as examining its impact on accountancy.
Penelope Rance | Nina Bryant | David Lyford-Smith
Helpsheets and support
26 July 2017
Join Mark Taylor and David Lyford-Smith of ICAEW, and Aynsley Damery of the Clarity Project, for the second in our series of IT Faculty ‘Tech Talks’, this time on the subject of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and how these will affect the future of the accountancy profession.
IT Faculty
A comprehensive list of the technical terms and abbreviations associated with blockchain, alongside definitions written by experts at ICAEW to help practitioners.
Blockchain has the potential to grow to be a bedrock of the worldwide record-keeping systems, but was launched just 10 years ago. It was created by the unknown persons behind the online cash currency bitcoin, under the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto.
IT Faculty