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An overview of virtual currency, trading, taxation, and transaction accounting along with Internal Revenue Service reporting requirements. This course intends to get the audience familiar with the history and properties of Virtual Currencies as well as blockchain, the technology behind it. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to distinguish the difference between taxable and nontaxable events and increase your awareness of the trading and tax implications associated with these digital assets. able and nontaxable events and be familiar with some estate planning issues that may arise from virtual currency transactions.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the overview of virtual currency, trading taxation, and transaction accounting
- Identify the IRS reporting requirements concerning virtual trading
- Recognize the importance of blockchain as a virtual currency
Robyn Adams, CPA
Adams Financial Services, LLC
CEO/Certified Bitcoin Professional
radamscpa@yahoo.com
973-573-7960
Robyn is from White Plains, NY. She attended Baruch College in Manhattan, NY, where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in business administration and accountancy. She started her career working in various accounting aspects. After graduating, she joined a small firm in Trenton, NJ, where she built her skillset and obtained her CPA license. From there, she then joined a mid-size accounting firm headquartered in Morristown, NJ, where she rounded out her experience and worked in the nonprofit accounting and tax department. In 2005, she opened up her own business, Adams Financial Services, LLC, which has been providing accounting and consulting services to small businesses and nonprofit organizations throughout both New York and New Jersey.
Edward Adams, CPA
Adams & Associates, PC
Managing Director
eadamscpa@aol.com
(570) 727-3325
Edward attended Rider University in New Jersey for his B.S. in Accounting. He then attended St. Johns University for his finance MBA. Edward began his career as an investment analyst for Prudential Capital and worked as a CFO of Franklin Financial. He shortly after opened up Adams & Associates, PC. The firm has been open for the last 26 years. Edward has been also a professor in the Finance Department at Rider University for the last 31 years.
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