Blockchain is more than a buzzword — it’s a big opportunity for accounting firms to provide services around the technology, which powers business innovations like cryptocurrency and smart contracts.

Blockchain might be the most buzzworthy word in accounting today, if its prominence at the Accounting and Finance Show L.A. last week is any indication. Multiple sessions covered the emerging ...

Erik Asgeirsson, president and CEO of CPA.com, and Ron Quaranta, founder and chairman of the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance, examine tax and accounting issues related to cryptoassets and explore ...

Blockchain accounting has benefited the accounting industry in several ways from maintaining financial transactions to increasing the efficiency of the accounting processes. Blockchain and ...

According to new data, the use of blockchain and cryptocurrencies is increasing and finance and accounting departments are already feeling the impact.

This early work on blockchain technology has already begun to spur controversy in the accounting academy, with two distinct camps emerging.

Fefe Demeny explains what a blockchain is, a digital ledger that has revolutionized the world of finance due to its ...

Blockchain is often misunderstood. For instance, there is not one blockchain but many. Similarly, there are many opinions about how blockchain will affect the practice of accounting. Participants in ...

One of the most interesting sessions was the keynote delivered by Paul Brody where he explained the current environment, how EY have started on their blockchain path, what has been accomplished so ...

Bitcoin, when explained through the allegory of a fictional village’s primitive accounting system, becomes much easier to understand by simply replacing paper records with digital data.

Stripe is funding a new blockchain called Tempo to process stablecoins faster. And many big names are joining the effort.