Virtual digital assets have moved from a regulatory footnote to a routine line item on the Indian Chartered Accountant's desk - wallet reconciliations in an audit, Section 194S TDS on a client's crypto payout, GST on a token transfer, an FIU-IND reporting obligation that did not exist five years ago. Crypto & Compliance is a practitioner's guide built specifically for the CA who has to get this right, not a general-interest primer on blockchain.
Across seventeen chapters organized into seven parts, the book moves from foundations (what a CA actually needs to know about blockchain and how Indian law defines a VDA) through the regulatory and legal framework, accounting and assurance treatment, the full taxation picture - income tax, TDS under Section 194S, and GST - and FEMA and cross-border reporting including the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework. It closes with a practical toolkit of SOPs, checklists, and audit programs, and a look at where CA practice is headed as digital-asset work becomes a standard engagement rather than a specialty.
Inside, you'll find:
Written for Chartered Accountants, auditors, and finance professionals advising clients on digital assets under Indian law, this is a working reference for the audit file and the tax desk - not a substitute for consulting the latest statutory notifications and circulars before advising on any specific engagement.