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    New Stock Option Accounting Must Be Applied Properly

    The new stock option accounting is probably the most controversial accounting change in years. This is because (i) some companies view stock options as an integral part of their compensation strategy, and are resisting the substantial income change, and (ii) the methods of valuing employee stock options are not well established or accepted. To avoid overstating the new stock option expense, companies will need to carefully consider how this new pronouncement is implemented.
    United StatesFinance and Banking
    Fulcrum Financial Inquiry LLP
    Fulcrum Financial Inquiry LLP
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    Even If Your Business Is Not In Katrina’s Wake, Your Business May Have An Insurance Claim

    If your business has key suppliers or customers in the Gulf Coast area, your business could be significantly affected. This is true even though your own business property may not have sustained physical damage.
    United StatesEmployment and HR
Fulcrum Financial Inquiry LLP
Fulcrum Financial Inquiry LLP

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