As a response to an executive order that Biden signed in March, the Treasury Department has developed a framework with other federal agencies for engaging with foreign countries on the regulation of digital assets, including global principles and standards for how digital assets are used and transacted.
The framework aims to take an interagency approach in order to protect consumers, investors and businesses to maintain the safety and soundness of the global financial and monetary system, while also promoting access to safe and affordable financial services and supporting technological advances.
A&M Managing Director Chris Kotarba speaks with Accounting Today on the various ways this proposed legislation could affect digital asset taxation and the likelihood that it will pass.
Mexico - 2026 Trade and Customs Updates: Tariff Increases and New Compliance Requirements
January 27, 2026
Mexico 2026 Customs Updates: Tariff hikes, stricter controls, new FTR rules for IMMEX, brokers, couriers, and bonded warehouses. Effective January 1, 2026.
A&M Tax Policy Insights – December 2025
January 23, 2026
A&M's December 2025 Tax Policy Insights: Expert analysis and global updates on treaties, tariffs, and regulatory shifts affecting cross‑border compliance.
How a Lake of Data Can Power Your Strategic Tax Centre
January 22, 2026
Turn fragmented tax data into a strategic advantage. Discover how building a robust Lake of Data can unlock automation, reduce risk, and empower your tax function to move beyond compliance.
India Updates Insurance Framework, Allowing Full Foreign Ownership and Governance Changes
January 21, 2026
India has announced landmark reforms to its insurance framework, permitting 100% foreign ownership and introducing more flexible governance norms.
The changes aim to attract global capital, enhance regulatory oversight, and strengthen policyholder protection.
