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Where does a corporation file its annual report with in the US?
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∙ 14y ago
you normally file with your States Financial regulation dept
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How do I request my free annual credit report?
AnnualCreditReport.com is the only authorized site to receive your free credit report under US law.
Does the US government have an sanctioned website for citizens to get a free, annual credit report?
No, you can get free ones at credit.com
What distinguishes the nvcs from the FBI's ucr?
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What is 2010 US Annual Defense Report?
i don't know but if you find out please tell me or give me a link because i to whant to know.
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The best option is the SAS output file.
How do you view a credit report?
Everyone in the US is entitled for a free annual credit report. you can view yours by ordering one online, through a government website or by calling 877-322-8228.
How many members does Costco have US and Worldwide?
According to their 2010 annual report, Costco had 58 million members worldwide, excluding Mexico. Since 77% of their warehouses AND annual revenue came from US/Puerto Rico, one can extrapolate that US/PR members total 44.6 million members.
Is June the month to receive a free credit report?
This depends upon where you live. Visit the website www.ftc.gov for information about the free annual credit report and US map which details when this provision of the law rolls out by region.
What is the best output option option for printing a report?
The best option is the SAS output file.
The importance of annual report for external users?
Why Annual Reports Are Important to UsersAn annual report can give us a lot of important information about a company. When we're a regular stockholder, the company sends us its annual report. If we're not already a stockholder, we may contact the company's shareholder service department for a hard copy.We can often view a company's annual report at its Web site. Any major search engine can help us find it. Downloading or printing the annual report should be easy.We need to carefully analyze an annual report to find out the following:· We want to know how well the company is doing. Are earnings higher, lower, or the same as the year before? How are sales doing? These numbers should be presented clearly in the financial section of the annual report.· We want to find out whether the company is making more money than it is spending. How does the balance sheet look? Are assets higher or lower than the year before? Is debt growing, shrinking, or about the same as the year before?· We want to get an idea of management's strategic plan for the coming year. How will management build on the company's success? This plan is usually covered in the beginning of the annual report frequently in the letter from the chairman of the board.Our task boils down to figuring out where the company has been, where it is now, and where it's going. As an investor, we don't need to read the annual report like a novel from cover to cover. Instead, approach it like a newspaper and jump around to the relevant sections to get the answers we need to decide whether we should buy or hold on to the stock.The process of preparing an annual report provides us with an essential and comprehensive document to present to investors and lenders who express an interest in our business, or potential stakeholders who we approach for funding. We could always assemble this information in the middle of the year if and when we need it, but it is far more convenient to have it on hand already, and our information is more accurate and useful if we prepare it in a timely fashion.
When can a SEC settlement agreement be overturned?
The SEC stands for the Security Exchange Commission. Most if not all public US based corporations must file quarterly reports of various types during the course of their fiscal years. One part of a quarterly report informs the SEC and by doing so the public about so-called insider trading transactions. Should the corporation make an error in the report, the SEC may make an inquiry as to why the report was inaccurate. In order to have the SEC & the public to have the corrected report issued within a set period of time & thus making a settlement that is agreed upon by the corporation & the SEC. The settlement can be postponed with regards to the deadline for the new accurate report because of unusual circumstances such as: It is determined by the corporation's outside accounting firm and new evidence presented by the corporation that the "error" was in fact not an error at all, but a problem in proofreading the submitted report. That all company insiders did in fact report all insider trade. In this case the time set to issue a new report is waived and a brief statement issued by the corporation & the outside accounting firm showing a small error is likely to be sufficient rather than taking the time to re-investigate all the trades. Thus the SEC will happily agree to the offer of a brief correcting statement. The corporation cannot make a habit of producing questionable reports or there is now a problem.
What action can you take if an immigrant is not paying child support and continues to enter the US?
File a report with Immigration Customs Enforcement, http://www.ice.gov
