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: CalBizLitFASB Extends Comment Period For Proposed Disclosure Rules
By Bruce Nye
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It seemed as though about half the fifty letters written so far to the Financial Accounting Standards Board on its proposed revision to corporate contingency disclosure standards were
requests to extend the comment period. Given the complexity of the new rules and their importance to companies, their law departments and their outside counsel, thirty days in the middle of summer seemed pretty ridiculous. So the FASB has indeed extended th read more
Full post as published by CalBizLit on August 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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