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In The Matter Of Bollt And Shapiro, Theodore Bollt And Bernard L. Shapiro: File No. 4-92, Rule Ii(E) - Rules Of Practice: Order Readmitting Accountant To Practice Before Commission, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
In The Matter Of Bollt And Shapiro, Theodore Bollt And Bernard L. Shapiro: File No. 4-92, Rule Ii(E) - Rules Of Practice: Order Readmitting Accountant To Practice Before Commission, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Federal Publications
The Commission having on January 28, 1959, issued its Findings, Opinion and Order pursuant to Rule II(e) of the Commission's Rules of Practice (Accounting Series Release No. 82), denying to Theodore Bollt, formerly a partner in Bollt and Shapiro, a firm of certified public accountants, now dissolved, who was found to have engaged in unethical and improper professional conduct, the privilege of practicing before the Commission until he obtained the approval of the Commission; Bollt having on November 18, 1960, filed a petition for reinstatement of his privilege of practicing before the Commission.
In The Matter Of Myron Swartz File No. 4-98: Rules Of Practice - Rule 2(E): Findings And Opinion Of The Commission, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
In The Matter Of Myron Swartz File No. 4-98: Rules Of Practice - Rule 2(E): Findings And Opinion Of The Commission, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Federal Publications
Where certified public accountant made it possible for false and misleading financial statements and certificates to be circulated on his stationery over his signature, and thereafter without disclosing falsity of such statements continued to perform accounting services, including preparation of incorrect and misleading statements for filing with Commission, for same persons, and where in subsequent Commission investigation he testified falsely with respect to certain of such matters, held, accountant engaged in unethical and improper professional conduct and is disqualified from practicing before Commission.
Handbook Of Small Business Finance (1961), Ralph B. Tower, United States. Small Business Administration
Handbook Of Small Business Finance (1961), Ralph B. Tower, United States. Small Business Administration
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
Regulation S-X: Form And Content Of Financial Statements As In Effect February 15, 1961, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Regulation S-X: Form And Content Of Financial Statements As In Effect February 15, 1961, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
Recommended System Of Account Classifications For Small Business Investment Companies, Revised January 1, 1961, United States. Small Business Administration. Investment Division
Recommended System Of Account Classifications For Small Business Investment Companies, Revised January 1, 1961, United States. Small Business Administration. Investment Division
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
Revision Of Articles 7 And 12 Of Regulation S-X, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Revision Of Articles 7 And 12 Of Regulation S-X, United States. Securities And Exchange Commission
Federal Publications
The Commission today adopted a general revision of Articles 7 and 12 of Regulation S-X which govern the form and content of financial statements and related schedules filed by insurance companies other than life and title insurance companies. This revision reflects changes in requirements of the Annual Statement filed with state regulatory authorities and developments in insurance reporting since these articles were originally adopted.