The S.E.C. moved to require all American companies to use international accounting standards by 2016.
The S.E.C. moved to require all American companies to use international accounting standards by 2016. Discussion
The S.E.C. moved to require all American companies to use international accounting standards by 2016. Discussion
SEC May Let Companies Abandon US Accounting Rules (Update1)Bloomberg - 1 hour agoBy Jesse Westbrook Aug. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The Securities and Exchange Commission may let ... Discussion
US Moves Toward International Accounting RulesNew York Times - 37 minutes agoBy FLOYD NORRIS The Securities and Exchange Commission moved Wednesday to allow some large Am ... Discussion
The Securities and Exchange Commission moved Wednesday to require all American companies to use international accounting standards by 2016. Discussion
SEC Issues a Plan to MoveWall Street Journal - 33 minutes agoBy JUDITH BURNS WASHINGTON -- US securities regulators floated a plan Wednesday that could require US compani ... Discussion
The S.E.C. decided that companies outside the United States will no longer need to adjust their financial statements to comply with U.S. accounting rules. Discussion
Regulators are moving to require U.S. companies to switch to international accounting rules, starting in 2014, and permit others to make the switch even sooner. Discussion
Companies outside the U.S. that use international accounting standards will no longer be required to adjust their financial statements to comply with American accounting rules ... Discussion
CEP NewsUS SEC mulls 2014 for international accounting rulesForbes - 30 minutes agoBy Rachelle Younglai WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US companies could be required to use inter ... Discussion
