accounting lawの例文

• Japanese accounting laws make unlisted bonds more attractive to institutional investors.
• -- Revising tax and accounting laws to bring them into accord with international standards.
• It also said the station broke copyright and accounting laws.
• Most countries have differing focuses on enforcing accounting laws.
• In its current status as majority stakeholder, accounting laws prevent it from acknowledging these earnings.
• The report's recommendations included proposals to change Angola's accounting laws and establish an agency to oversee oil revenue.
• Much of the discussion focused on reforming accounting laws to prevent more Enrons . ( Geewax, Cox News Service)
• She said the station, whose license will expire on Tuesday, also broke copyright and accounting laws, which influenced the decision.
• Richard A . Fink, Glendale Federal senior executive vice president, said the change in accounting laws almost ruined Glendale Federal.
• Lux GAAP fall under the Law of 19 December 2002 as amended, sometimes referred to as " the Accounting Law ".
• Rosenfield said his group will ask the SEC to investigate whether accounting laws require the utilities to write off their losses immediately.
• Also, more and more elderly people leave their wealth in private trusts that bypass the probate courts _ and the accounting law.
• That will allow it to take advantage of the profit friendly " pooling of interests " under U . S . accounting law.
• They include improving collection of taxes and state utility tariffs, lowering barriers to trade, tightening bank supervision and reforming bankruptcy, tax and accounting laws.
• The most severe proposals _ those that would overhaul the nation's corporate and accounting laws _ have already been stymied by accounting and banking lobbyists.
• The Commission said in a statement Tuesday it was " concerned that the measure may breach both EU accounting laws and state aid rules ."
• The exact amount is difficult to assess, Stevens said, because the calculations depend on different evaluations of Lotus'assets, and tax and accounting laws relating to goodwill.
• Relatively loose accounting laws and heavy corporate taxes act as an incentive for companies to hide profits, making it tough to determine their actual financial condition.
• He recommended only cosmetic regulatory changes in the nation's accounting laws after the collapse of the energy giant Enron and its exposure as a hollow, fraudulent enterprise.