Thursday, February 7, 2008

Accounting



Banks bent and stretched Accounting rules from "day one" to keep risky securitized assets, such as those linked to subprime mortgages, off their books, the top U.S. Accounting rule maker said on Thursday. Subprime Accounting stretched from day one: Herz (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

CanadaĆ¢€™s Accounting regulators will meet this February to decide on one of the biggest changes in this countryĆ¢€™s Accounting history: When to throw out the current Canadian Accounting rule book and adopt new international financial reporting standards (IFRS). The move has broad implications for investors and every Canadian public company since the new rules will force companies to recalculate ... Financial Accounting: Number crunch (Canadian Business)

It turns out Apple didn't have much of a choice about charging for the January software update, according to analysts familiar with Accounting regulations. Accounting Rules Behind iPod Touch Update Charge (PC World)

By Emily Chasan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Banks bent and stretched Accounting rules from "day one" to keep risky securitized assets, such as those linked to subprime mortgages, off their... Subprime Accounting stretched from day one: Herz (KPLC Lake Charles)

DU QUOIN - Just before departing for the holidays, Congress passed three new laws that include significant tax changes. According to Harold Emling of the Accounting firm Emling %26 Hoffman of Du Quoin, here are the changes. Du Quoin Accounting Firm on Just-Passed Tax Law Changes (Du Quoin Evening Call)

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