Blockchain for Not-for-profit Organizations

Instructors: Dmitri Alexeev; Daniel Figueredo

Format

Course - Online

Duration

Improve your engagement with not-for-profit clients by understanding the practical implications of blockchain technology for not-for-profit organizations.

Learning outcomes

Outline the opportunities and risks for not-for-profit organizations implementing blockchain technology.
Determine the various treatments of virtual currencies in accounting and auditing for not-forprofit.
Recognize the central elements used in the blockchain ecosystem.
Identify the basic components of tax considerations for blockchain
Identify key regulatory considerations related to implementing blockchain as well as determine the costs and benefits, both domestically and internationally.

£159.00 (CIMA members only)

£199.00

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Product information

Overview

Often working on with limited budgets, not-for-profit organizations are not known for being early adopters of new technology. However, blockchain technology has many specific benefits for the not-for-profit industry. Make sure you or your clients are maximizing these benefits, by learning the basics of blockchain technology and its practical implications. Also, take the time to explore the new opportunities, risks, accounting, and tax implications necessary to create a blockchain implementation plan.

Who should take this course?

Anyone looking to understand more about how blockchain can be implemented in a nonprofit organization
Accountants looking for more information on blockchain
Managers/decision makers looking to run blockchain projects

Professional development

All learning resources available in the CGMA Store qualify for CPD for CIMA members.

Duration:	5h
Format:	Course - Online
Access:	This is a digital product. You will have access to the content for a year after purchase date.

Return and refund policy

£159.00 (CIMA members only)

£199.00

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Instructors

Dmitri Alexeev
Dmitri is a Partner in BPM’s Corporate Tax Practice and co-leads the blockchain and digital assets group. He has over 20 years of public accounting experience with regional and national accounting firms. He’s worked with many public and private companies, including closely held businesses and startup companies, ranging in size from $1 million to over $100 billion in assets. He has extensive experience serving clients in financial services and technology industries.

Dmitri has extensive tax advisory and compliance experience with emphasis on financial and regulatory reporting, including business taxation, accounting methods and elections and state taxation. He also has broad experience in ASC 740, income taxes, and significant experience with federal and California tax controversy.

Dmitri Alexeev holds an active CPA license in California.
Daniel Figueredo
Daniel is a Partner in Assurance, Head of BPM’s Nonprofit Industry group and FinTech practice. He has worked extensively with fair value and alternative investments, lending, significant endowments and UPMIFA, donor-advised funds, planned giving, partnership accounting, program-related investments, New Markets Tax Credits, gifts-in-kind, crypto/digital currency, and significant capital campaigns. As Leader of BPM’s FinTech practice, Daniel is a thought leader in cryptocurrency and digital assets. He works closely with companies involved with bitcoin, ether, crypto hedge funds, custodians, exchanges, and other digital asset companies. As a leading subject matter and thought leader, he frequently presents for the AICPA and other industry associations and conferences on a variety of topics.