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1. I think it is a recurring problem. Many stocks during the "go-go" mid-60's had issues as well.
2. Do you think that there is a definite difference in the amount of adherence to standards in Britian and US or just some high profile news stories? Just curious. Do you all have a US branch? Have you worked over here? Or talked to coleagues who have? (Not being argumentative...just want to pull more insights out of you.)
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I say appearance, as I don't think there is as big a difference as the big stories would suggest. Most accounting standards are similar to International accounting standards anyway, but the US standards appear to be more open to choice in treatment and hence "manipulation".
I don't know enough about American Accounting standards to be more critical.
Do accounts use the "true and fair" overide?One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.
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Hey! I organized the "Free fooker. We will never forget!" campaign. See Dino's thread as well as the Hall of Fame thread.
ummm...I didn't know you were going to catch me beating up on your guild, fooker. Sorry about that. I really respect the economic and finance insights of all business journalists.
/me crosses fingers and whistles...
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Originally posted by GP
Hey! I organized the "Free fooker. We will never forget!" campaign. See Dino's thread as well as the Hall of Fame thread.
ummm...I didn't know you were going to catch me beating up on your guild, fooker. Sorry about that. I really respect the economic and finance insights of all business journalists.
* GP crosses fingers and whistles...
I'm quite adept at beating my own clan down. If you want just ask me to.
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Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin
I say appearance, as I don't think there is as big a difference as the big stories would suggest. Most accounting standards are similar to International accounting standards anyway, but the US standards appear to be more open to choice in treatment and hence "manipulation".
I don't know enough about American Accounting standards to be more critical.
Do accounts use the "true and fair" overide?
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