no they are not bound to disclose there earnings. its optional
Government benchmarks requires companies to disclose what is previously viewed as private information to the consumer. An example is companies selling food that have genetically been modified.
The NYSE has access to publicly traded companies, and the same companies will often put their annual earnings reports on their respective web sites. A privately held company does not have to disclose its financial reports to the public.
As far as I'm concern, since the exempt private companies are by far the most lenient as it does not have to comply many rules like what other classification of companies do. The reasons could be probably due to no public money are involve thus the advantages of the exempt private companies includes the following: 1) It does not have to disclose its financial information and accounts to the public and therefore enjoy the confidentiality of the company. 2) The exempt private company can provide loan to the directors of the company which other form of company don't.
For most of companies 'Retained Earnings' is a very big source of funds to finance the operations of business that's why it is important for companies to maintain retained earnings which can be utilized when there is no other source of finance is available.
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Amway's position is not listed because it is a private company, it does not disclose information that public company does. However the AVON the #1 largest direct selling company was ranked 255 by Fortune magazine. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune500/2009/companies/ When u go to this link u will see that companies rankings are done on two major aspects Revenue and profits. whereas Amway only disclose about its revenue. However according to Forbes Magazine its 44th largest private organization. http://www.forbes.com/lists/2008/21/privates08_Alticor_B15P.html
No, not if this is about the earnings test amount of $14,160 before your SSB are reduced. Pension income is NOT earned income for this purpose. Only the amount of income that you have worked for and earned would be used for the earnings test amount of $14,160.
No, unions are not private companies, but they are a type of economic organisation.
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