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Off Balance Sheet Accounting Rule Change
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Are the new off balance sheet rules, effective January 2010, needed? Is the timing right? Or could the change complicate the economic recovery by damaging bank balance sheets? Send us your thoughts. Selected submissions will be published. To be considered for publication, submissions should include your name, title, affiliation and contact information.
How to Participate
Read “Building a System of ‘Sound Securitization’” by FASB Chairman Robert Herz.
E-mail: Submit your responses to the discussion questions above to joaed@aicpa.org. Include “Off Balance Sheet Accounting Rule Change” in the subject line.
Facebook: Respond to discussion questions on the JofA Facebook page.
Mail: Send your responses to:
Journal of Accountancy
Off Balance Sheet Accounting Rule Change
220 Leigh Farm Road
Durham, NC 27707
