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May 20, 2006 - According to imminent research, The Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) has implications for your business in Ethics, Business Conduct, Compliance with the Law, and Safety. Destined to become the banking standard, the corporate community must consider SOX Governance by Participation as their new mantra. According to research, the greatest threat to your business is Fraud from manipulative computer based reporting.
Financial Reporting Fraud (and fraudulent account identifiers) rob your business of Capital needed for making improvements in the systems, plant and equipment, hiring adequate staff and quality inspectors, and development of process and product innovations that generate growth. Is your company taking vital capital out of your hands?
An initiative to design your business following SOX guidelines can assure that you have the internal controls to succeed in beating the illusive practices that limit your ability to attract capital and ensure the sustainable growth of your company. Make certain your audit team is compliance competent and assist you in mitigating risk in your organization.
At the present time the SEC is enforcing the Rule also called Section 404 to small public companies as well as to large ones. After the practices have become refined, it is certain that the compliance requirements will filter into all lending and public financial practices.
A review of current research will help you to meet this powerful trend and preserve America’s Capital for future generations. A good place to start is with BRIJ Consulting’s latest release found on our site: Fraudulent Financial Reporting and other SOX Research.
Please join us for an informative study of real life examples, that will make you a SOX Governance by Participation believer. Developers, Practitioners and Business Owners will find a plethora of informative discussion.
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Look for future reports on upcoming trends in business compliance and financial accounting.
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