Wrong. It's the banking industry that's spreading money around capitol hill through lobbyists so that they can present anything they want to the public.
On Jul 28 10:21 AM coloneldebugger wrote:
> I guess FASB and IASB would rather just go back to the old way of > doing accounting. Getting paid off to sign off on whatever their > client wants to present to the public.
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Wrong. It's the banking industry that's spreading money around capitol hill through lobbyists so that they can present anything they want to the public.
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All Comments by ETFnerd »"We have become increasingly concerned about the excessive pressure placed on the two boards to make rapid, piecemeal, uncoordinated and prescribed changes to standards," a report today from the FASB and International Accounting Standards Board says. The report deplores politicians' constant meddling in accounting principles. [View news story]
On Jul 28 10:21 AM coloneldebugger wrote:
> I guess FASB and IASB would rather just go back to the old way of
> doing accounting. Getting paid off to sign off on whatever their
> client wants to present to the public.