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Posted November 13, 2007
Importance of Perceived Value in Valuation of Acquisition
Analysis of: How Fair Value Could Affect Your Next Deal | cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Valuation of a target company when question of acquisition arises do not necessary depends on the contemporary valuation models. There has been number of cases of recent acquisition cases where the value paid by the acquirer defied all valuation logic. This phenomenon does not necessarily implies...
Posted November 8, 2007
How do we deal with Fair Value
Analysis of: How Fair Value Could Affect Your Next Deal | cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Is it not time to recognize that acquisitions are not priced at tangible assset values? How do fair value and the tax treatment of asset purchase allocations get reconciled? We need a pragmatic approach.
Paul Miller Posted October 26, 2007
Restatements are absolutely relevant and essential, without question
Analysis of: Post-Sarbox, Are Restatements Relevant? | cfo.com
Author: Paul Miller, Professor The Regents of The University of Colorado
Restatements are not triggered by Sarbanes-Oxley but are caused by management’s financial statement errors, either deliberate or inadvertent.  Thus, any arguments that restatements are unimportant are fatuous.  These opponents are asserting that it’s suitable public policy to allow managers...
Posted October 24, 2007
Don’t Trust that “Unqualified” Audit Opinion Too Much
Analysis of: REPORT ON THE PCAOB'S 2004, 2005, AND 2006 INSPECTIONS OF DOMESTIC TRIENNIALLY INSPECTED FIRMS | www.pcaobus.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) recently released a report discussing the most serious and common problems it found during its first three years of inspections of “smaller” U.S. public accounting firms.  The "Analysis" section below lists the 11 problem areas the PCAOB...
Posted October 23, 2007
GAAP: An Historical Reflection of the Future & The Politics of Accounting
Analysis of: Seeking Clarity - The Battle against Complexity Heats Up | www.aicpa.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Since FASB itself is now attempting to “codify” GAAP, perhaps in the same fashion as the tax-code, or even the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), the role of pre-application and rules-determination will approach the practice of law - as distinguished from the practice of accounting – to preliminarily ward-off...
Posted October 22, 2007
The Endeavour to Make Eminent Sense of Financial Statements
Analysis of: Seeking Clarity - The Battle against Complexity Heats Up | www.aicpa.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The SEC  has  formed  a  committee  to  look  at  ways  to  simplifying financial reporting. In this analysis I  look  at  what  steps  may  be  taken   to simplify  financial reporting and make eminent...
Posted August 16, 2007
Fraud: where does the professional's ultimate responsibility lie?
Analysis of: Is Fraud O.K., if You Help Just a Little? | select.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The  real issue is who is the professional actually responsible to in the role he/she is paid to perform. One cannot lump all professionals together, as auditors and general council for example have very different roles. The bottom line is the professional must act true to the expectations...
Posted August 13, 2007
Business fraud knowledge and consequence, a question of ethics. Who decides?
Analysis of: Is Fraud O.K., if You Help Just a Little? | select.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
If the courts decide that it's acceptable for lawyers to know their client is fleecing shareholders, they are not liable, the implications are deeper than just business. When fraud is perpetrated and accomplices are silent and even protected, it corrupts the fabric of responsibility towards employees,...
Posted August 1, 2007
Auditors on the defensive worldwide - V (The Godfather Effect)
Analysis of: PCAOB Audit of Deloitte Causes Restatement, Again | www.cfo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Auditors  are having  a  tough  time. The PCAOB  is  behind  their  backs  and  auditors  who normally  report  on  the  faults  of  clients  now  have  to  contend  with  having ...
Posted July 19, 2007
The reflection of the Harry Potter magic world
Analysis of: Web abuzz over Potter Leak Claims | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Real world and magic world, seem the real world give too much pain and sorrow but the magic world give the same. Harry Potter give hope to children and adult alike, the power to fight against evil. Harry Potter in the book fighting for his and friends live, out the book publisher and book seller fighting...
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