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Sarbanes-Oxley News & Developments
2004-10-27 | EDS Filing Delayed / KPMG Needs More TimeThe postponement in connection with an impairment evaluation suggests that auditors, under pressure to report accurately, might be getting tougher with their clients.
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2004-10-21 | Two Trials for Kenneth LayLay asked to be tried separately from his onetime CEO and the former top accountant for Enron.
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2004-10-21 | IPOs at the Crossroads'In this day of Sarbanes-Oxley oversight and regulation, the cost of going public is $4 million, even for the smallest companies.'
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2004-10-19 | Updates: Tyco, Fannie Mae, AllstateKozlowski and Swartz want insurer to pay their legal bills; SEC upgrades its probe of Fannie Mae; Allstate adds up claims from the hurricane season; more.
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2004-10-14 | Taxpayer BewareExpect fewer tax audits of individuals and smaller companies and more audits of larger companies.
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2004-10-08 | Charges for Former Peregrine Execs'The indictment charges these defendants with a massive conspiracy that had at its core one corrupt goal: to hit the numbers quarter after quarter, no matter what.'
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2004-10-08 | Are Auditors and CFOs Growing Apart?'Part of it is that they want to stay independent,' says one finance chief, 'but part of it is that everyone is a little bit gun-shy.'
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2004-10-01 | CFO Banks on BankruptcyThe regulatory demands of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act have convinced boards to put a premium on keeping or attracting good CFOs.
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