The current paper critically explores current research on the topic of accounting and block-chain. It draws from the commonly accepted categorization of accounting studies into finan-cial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, and other accounting-related subjects. Bor-rowing this categorization and assuming a more holistic posture to observe blockchain impli-cations for accounting, the study discusses how blockchain can contribute to each building block of accounting studies and helps expand the boundaries of accounting research. The piece has relevance for the academic debate and, above all, for practitioners and policymakers, raising several issues that need to be dealt with in the foreseeable future
Blockchain implications for the accounting realm: a critique of extant studies
Massaro, Maurizio;Bagnoli, Carlo
2023-01-01
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The current paper critically explores current research on the topic of accounting and block-chain. It draws from the commonly accepted categorization of accounting studies into finan-cial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, and other accounting-related subjects. Bor-rowing this categorization and assuming a more holistic posture to observe blockchain impli-cations for accounting, the study discusses how blockchain can contribute to each building block of accounting studies and helps expand the boundaries of accounting research. The piece has relevance for the academic debate and, above all, for practitioners and policymakers, raising several issues that need to be dealt with in the foreseeable futureFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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