The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a mandatory requirement for all corporations listed in the US. Compliance is not an option. This book is written as a "working manual" for the senior management to grasp the Act and its implications. It provides a section by section overview of the Act and the appropriate
Sarbanes-Oxley Act (404)
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✦ Synopsis
Статья 404 закона SOX и соответсвущие коментарии.
С июля 2005 года все неамериканские компании, чьи акции представлены на американском фондовом рынке, должны соответствовать требованиям закона Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX). Положения этого закона определяют требования к документообороту и финансовой отчетности компаний.
SOX вносит значительные изменения в работу финансовых служб и деятельность компаний.
Один из 11 пунктов, пункт 404, вызывает наибольшую озабоченность компаний: акционерные общества должны следовать определенным правилам и иметь соответствующие процедуры для проведения финансовых операций и документооборота.
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