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Statement Of Administrative Policy Regarding Balance Sheet Treatment Of Credit Equivalent To Reduction In Income Taxes, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Statement Of Administrative Policy Regarding Balance Sheet Treatment Of Credit Equivalent To Reduction In Income Taxes, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Federal Publications
On December 30, 1958, in Securities Act Release No. 4010 the Commission gave notice of its intention to announce a statement of administrative policy regarding the balance sheet treatment, in financial statements filed with the Commission, of the credit equivalent to the reduction of income taxes arising from the deduction of costs for income tax purposes at a more rapid rate than for financial statement purposes. Comments and views thereon were submitted and oral presentation before the Commission was made by interested persons on April 8 and 10, 1959
Response To Comment On Statement Of Administrative Policy Regarding Balance Sheet Treatment Of Credit Equivalent To Reduction In Income Taxes, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission, Andrew Barr
Response To Comment On Statement Of Administrative Policy Regarding Balance Sheet Treatment Of Credit Equivalent To Reduction In Income Taxes, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission, Andrew Barr
Federal Publications
The Securities and Exchange Commission today made public a letter sent by its Chief Accountant, Andrew Barr, to Mr. Carman G. Blough, Director of Research, American Ins