“Frankly, the people don’t care. My finances are very clean.”
— President Trump, when asked if he would release his tax returns, which he claims are still under audit by the IRS.
Notorious Liar Most Likely Telling Another Lie About His Finances
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IFRS: Four. More. Years.
- Caleb Newquist
- December 7, 2010
Comments reflected “a lot of unanimity around, if we go in this direction, allowing sufficient time for companies to adjust,” said Schapiro in a question-and-answer session following her keynote address to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ national conference on accounting and auditing issues for public companies. “It’s likely to be a minimum of four years,” but that’s still a point for the SEC to decide, she said, assuming it decides to incorporate IFRS into U.S. capital markets. [Compliance Week]