New Year, New Compliance Goals: Get Your Crypto Compliance in Fighting Shape
Start 2026 strong. Join industry-leading experts for a high-intensity compliance webinar designed to whip your crypto tax and regulatory programs into peak condition for the year ahead.
This power-packed 45-minute session delivers rapid-fire insights across seven critical crypto regulatory areas—no fluff, just actionable strategies you can implement immediately.
What You'll Learn:
In just 5 minutes each, our expert trainers will cover the essential 2026 regulations and practical solutions for:
- Unclaimed Property
- W8/W9 Collection & Validation
- Using On-Chain Information
- Cost Basis Reporting
- CARF (Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework)
- Indirect Tax on Digital Assets as Property
- Form 1099-DA
Your Expert Trainers:
- Sovos – Freda Pepper & Wendy Walker
- Comply Exchange – Jessica Zeltser
- Chainalysis – Roger Brown
- Ledgible – Tomer Siegal
- Label – Scott Nice
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| Date | Time | Duration |
| June 3, 2026 | 1:00 pm (Turkey Time) | 1 hour |
Speakers
Wendy Walker is the VP of Regulatory Affairs at Sovos for the RegTech business. Leveraging over 15 years of industry experience leading tax operations and compliance teams in financial services organizations, she now plays a pivotal role in driving Sovos' regulatory and policy strategy throughout the IRS and state tax agencies. Wendy proactively develops and advocates Sovos's related positions and influences emerging strategic issues in tax legislation and regulation which impact Sovos and its' clients. Wendy is the Chair of the Information Reporting Subgroup for the Internal Revenue Service Advisory Council (IRSAC) and is also an active member of the Council for Electronic Revenue Communication Advancement (CERCA) and the National Association of Computerized Tax Processors (NACTP). In these roles, Wendy advocates for improvements in tax policy and administration with members of the IRS and state tax authorities.
Freda serves as General Counsel, Unclaimed Property for Sovos. She is a nationally recognized expert on unclaimed property laws with over 15 years working in the unclaimed property industry. She has counseled companies in all industries on unclaimed property issues including compliance, unclaimed property audit defense, voluntary disclosure, and other unclaimed property matters. She has authored numerous articles and is a recognized and frequent speaker at national and client driven conferences. Freda serves as the President of the Unclaimed Property Professionals Organization for the 2024/2025 term.
Jessica has worked in U.S. information reporting and withholding since 2012 and brings over a decade of experience helping organizations navigate complex tax compliance requirements in both domestic and cross-border environments. She has spent her career at the intersection of technical tax expertise, operational execution, and client advisory, supporting organizations as they design, implement, and scale compliant withholding and reporting processes.
Prior to joining Comply Exchange, Jessica worked at PwC within both the Global Information Reporting and R&D Tax Credit practices, where she advised clients on their obligations under Chapters 3 and 4 of the Internal Revenue Code. In these roles, she supported a broad range of organizations in meeting evolving regulatory requirements, managing risk, and responding to increased scrutiny around withholding, documentation, and information reporting.
At Comply Exchange, Jessica plays a highly strategic role, working closely with clients across industries to translate complex regulatory requirements into practical, technology-enabled solutions. She partners with stakeholders across tax, compliance, operations, and technology teams, helping organizations modernize their documentation, validation, withholding, and reporting processes while maintaining strong governance and audit defensibility.
Jessica is known for her ability to bridge deep technical knowledge with real-world operational realities. She brings a collaborative, solutions-driven approach to client relationships, focusing not only on regulatory compliance, but also on scalability, efficiency, and long-term program sustainability. Her work frequently involves supporting large-scale implementations, complex client use cases, and strategic growth initiatives, making her a trusted advisor to both clients and internal teams.
Roger Brown is an experienced international tax and financial institutions tax lawyer who currently focuses on the crypto ecosystem. Roger is Global Head of Tax Strategy for Chainalysis, Inc. Chainalysis is a blockchain data company that serves the needs of governments, financial institutions, and other companies for transactions involving blockchain technology and digital assets.
Among Roger’s previous roles, Roger was Global Head of Tax for Lukka, a software company that designs tax and accounting solutions for transactions involving digital assets. Roger also worked for nearly a decade in the national office of the IRS writing regulations, rulings, and other guidance, while also assisting field agents in their audits. Roger spent a similar period as a technical partner in Ernst & Young’s financial services & institutions practice, while also serving FinTech and blockchain clients of EY -- globally.
Prior to EY, Roger gained a deep understanding of the US tax withholding and information reporting rules as a partner in a law firm that was the leader in that space: Burt, Staples & Maner (BSM).
Scott Nice is the Chief Revenue Officer at Label, a leading provider of regulatory technology solutions that help financial institutions and intermediaries automate global tax compliance. With extensive experience across both the tax and technology sectors, Scott has built a career at the intersection of regulation, innovation, and digital transformation.Over the past decade, Scott has advised and partnered with global banks, fund administrators, asset managers, and various consultancies including big 4 to streamline their compliance processes under QI, FATCA, CRS, and emerging frameworks such as CARF. His work has focused on bridging the gap between regulatory intent and operational execution, helping institutions and service providers move beyond manual processes to scalable, technology-driven compliance.
At Label, Scott oversees the firm’s commercial strategy and international expansion, driving adoption of next-generation tax information reporting solutions across global markets. A frequent speaker and commentator on tax transparency and the future of RegTech, he has contributed to panels, webinars, roundtables, and industry forums on topics ranging from global information exchange to the evolution of digital compliance infrastructure.
Scott is widely recognized for his thought leadership in the convergence of tax and technology, and for his advocacy of smarter, more connected approaches to regulatory compliance in an increasingly digital financial landscape.
Tomer Siegal is the VP of Product at Ledgible, where he leads the development of cutting-edge Tax Information Reporting Technology. A seasoned veteran in the tax tech space, Tomer previously led the flagship tax information reporting product at Thomson Reuters and served as a Subject Matter Expert at EY within their Tax Reporting Operations Advisory practice.
With a deep specialization in Tax Technology, digital assets, product management, and operational efficiency, Tomer bridges the gap between complex tax regulations and scalable technology solutions.