Learning Outcomes
Identify core blockchain concepts and transaction flow
Evaluate regulatory and reporting implications
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This course explains the structure, function, and regulatory context of blockchain and digital assets for accounting and finance professionals. Participants learn how blockchain transactions operate, how digital assets are classified, and how evolving regulations influence reporting, compliance, and risk management in financial environments.
Understand core blockchain transaction structures and infrastructure
Recognize classifications and operational features of digital assets
Evaluate regulatory expectations affecting digital asset reporting
Identify risks, controls, and storage practices for digital assets
Apply compliance-focused insights to accounting and finance workflows
Understand how distributed ledgers record transactions, validate entries, and maintain integrity across decentralized networks.
Identify categories such as cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and tokenized assets and their operational characteristics.
Learn key storage approaches, custody structures, and security considerations supporting responsible asset management.
Examine validation methods and lifecycle stages involved in recording blockchain-based transactions.
Recognize evolving legal expectations affecting reporting, disclosure, and oversight of digital asset activities.
Understand accounting treatment challenges and tax considerations related to holding and transacting digital assets.
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Prepared by AICPA subject-matter specialists with expertise in accounting standards, financial reporting, and emerging digital asset practices affecting compliance and professional responsibilities.
Developed by CIMA technical experts focused on management accounting frameworks, regulatory developments, and practical guidance supporting digital asset understanding in modern finance environments.
What Skills Will I Gain?
Participants develop the ability to interpret blockchain transaction structures, distinguish digital asset categories, understand custody and storage controls, evaluate compliance expectations, and recognize reporting and taxation implications affecting digital asset activities.
How Is the Program Delivered?
The program is delivered in an online self-study format, allowing participants to progress through structured modules covering blockchain fundamentals, digital asset classifications, and regulatory considerations at their own pace.
Who Should Enroll?
This program is designed for accounting professionals, auditors, finance teams, and tax specialists seeking practical understanding of blockchain systems and digital asset compliance responsibilities.
What Topics Are Covered?
Topics include blockchain infrastructure, transaction lifecycle stages, digital asset classifications, wallets and custody approaches, regulatory expectations, and financial reporting implications.
How Many CPE Credits Are Offered?
The program offers 5 CPE credits upon successful completion of the course requirements.
What Is the Program Level and Field of Study?
This is a basic-level program under the Regulations and Compliance field of study.