September 21, 2020

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Here’s the SEC’s Final Report on a Work Plan for Global Accounting Standards

by Caleb Newquist

Nothing like dropping this on everyone at 6 pm. On a Friday. In the middle of July. Half of the people that care about this thing are on vacation and the other half left at three o'clock. That's the SEC for ya. Have a read over the weekend and we'll debrief (if necessary) on Monday.

Ifrs Work Plan Final Report

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