Gain the knowledge necessary to advise clients and organizations that are or may be involved in transactions involving Blockchain/DLT.
Format
Online
NASBA Field of Study
Information Technology
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
10
Author(s)
Tom Prieto, Kirk Phillips
Availability
1 year
As bitcoin becomes more mainstream, the use of its enabling technology, blockchain, will become more pervasive. Already, blockchain is affecting the tax services industry and it will continue to do so in the future.
This CPE course gives context to blockchain technology, so you will know how to master current tax issues, anticipate new challenges, and create value for yourself and your clients.
Created to help you gain an understanding of the importance and impact of blockchain, this course will give you the knowledge necessary to advise clients and organizations that are or may be involved in transactions using blockchain or distributed ledger technology.
Beginning with foundational topics, moving to application, and culminating with a regulatory perspective, this course presents blockchain technology for tax professionals in a clear, accessible, and integrated manner. The course:
This CPE course bundle gives context to blockchain technology, so you will know how to master current tax issues, anticipate new challenges, and create value for yourself and your clients. It also includes a supplement course on the latest information from the 2019 IRS Tax Guidance on Virtual Currency.
Note: When you purchase this self-study course, you will also receive IRS Guidance on Taxation for Virtual Currency, which will be automatically added to your cart at no charge.
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