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The SEC’s new regulations for safeguarding crypto assets and the administration’s executive order are changing the landscape for digital assets.
Explore how bitcoin and energy abundance intersect with national security along with the future of these digital assets and their related impacts.
In the oil and gas industry, an asset might be sold outright or as a disregarded entity, which is treated the same for federal income tax purposes.
Explore the role of Bitcoin mining in optimizing energy utilization and boosting grid resilience with industry leaders.
Explore year-end considerations including the critical aspects of 45Z credits, ITC for biogas and strategies for clean fuel production credits.
Weaver’s overview of the SEC’s 2025 examination priorities describe practices by investment advisers and others that may come under SEC review.
The SEC’s approval of cryptocurrencies for trading means that taxpayers need to know the specific tax consequences associated with them.
The IRS released final regulations requiring “custodial” digital asset brokers to report digital asset sales and exchanges with little time to prepare.
As Local Law 97 mandates emission reductions for large buildings in NYC, property owners are taking proactive steps to ensure compliance and avoid fines.
Watch Weaver's on-demand webinar for an exclusive update on the rapidly evolving digital assets industry. Our panel shares their insights on the latest policy & regulatory developments.
Weaver’s second quarterly Accounting and SEC Update of 2024 covered stock compensation and other standards updates, filer status assessments and recent SEC/ PCAOB enforcement actions.
The DOE has introduced a national definition of a zero emissions building, setting clear criteria for energy-efficient buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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