Sentences with phrase «new accounting rules»

New accounting rules require that the second mortgages be carried on the books at market value, now an estimated 90 percent less than their cost.

As well, new accounting rules forced it to change the way it recognizes its pension costs.

Our lunch meetings typically focus on the best ways to solve particular challenges, from engaging activist shareholders to honing messaging skills and applying new accounting rules.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver favors Mr. Ravitch's plan to borrow as much as $ 2 billion a year in short - term bonds, paired with stringent new accounting rules for state spending.

Finally, more than # 10.5 million seems to have been spent on lawyers, though new accounting rules, which change the way the DfE counts legal costs, mean the true figure is likely to be even higher.

Some five years ago, new accounting rules paved the way for cleaning up the stock options fiasco.

The fate of pension plans and companies are more intertwined than ever, according to Mercer, as new accounting rules require that changes to the value of equities and the yields on bonds be reflected on corporate balance sheets.

She predicts that the CMBS model that ultimately emerges will include the best practices of the past and adopt new accounting rules and greater regulatory oversight.

The Federal Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) have been working on a joint proposal to create new accounting rules for lease transactions, which would include real estate and equipment leases.

Under the new accounting rules, that meant Google had to mark up its stake in Uber, likely by a considerable amount, and report the unrealized gain as income.

It forecast 2018 non-IFRS operating profit of 7.3 to 7.5 billion euros, adding that the implementation of IFRS 15, a new accounting rule on revenue recognition, would add 200 million euros to profits.

Because of a new accounting rule, Alphabet had to report the unrealized gains and losses from its investments.

The difference post-adoption of the new accounting rule is we will no longer need to remove the effect of non-operating NPBC components if presented in non-operating line items on the income statement.

Blackstone is expected to apply the new accounting rule to immediately book the management and performance fees it expects to receive on long - term deals involving private companies, to which it may also apply its own fair value estimates.

Early in the letter, Mr. Buffett rails against a new accounting rule that will affect future quarterly and annual reports.

New accounting rules are likely to show that public pension plans could face hundreds of billions of dollars in additional liabilities, putting new pressure on state and local governments to act.

BRENNAN: All this has investors await restated financial results for the past two years, thanks to new accounting rules and then first quarter earnings which are due out next Friday, followed by a shareholder meeting at the end of the month.

The same is true for JP Morgan, which recently exploited SFAS No. 159, a new accounting rule that enables banks to artificially boost earnings.

«These new accounting rules threaten to push bills up by another # 42 a year, even before the effect of inflation and other rising costs.»

Today, however, new accounting rules — similar to those that brought banks and insurance companies to the bankruptcy brink — are forcing states and school districts to acknowledge a reality they have tried to ignore.

Buffett kicked the letter off with the new accounting rules.

And the one other area that is going to be a gigantic change for retailers is the new accounting rules.

Deloitte surveyed clients in both 2011 and 2013 regarding how the new accounting rules could impact real estate strategy.

By Henry H. Chamberlain WASHINGTON POST October 18, 2010 In response to Danielle Douglas's article on Oct. 4, «Changing the equation: New accounting rules would require companies to show leases as liabilities,» the logic of altering Financial Accounting Standards No.

What companies decide to do will be based entirely on how the new accounting rules affect their financial picture, so the response will be different for each company.