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In               the               United               States,               generally               accepted               accounting               principles               developed               by               the               Financial               Accounting               Standards               Board               (FASB),               a               private               and               nonprofit               organization.

The               organization               was               established               in               1972,               replacing               the               Accounting               Principles               Board               and               Committee               on               Accounting               Procedure               of               the               American               Institute               of               Certified               Public               Accountants.

FASB's               mission               is               "to               establish               and               improve               standards               of               financial               accounting               and               reporting               for               the               guidance               and               education               of               the               public,               including               issuers,               auditors               and               users               of               financial               information."               The               Financial               Accounting               Foundation,               consist               of               eleven               members,               which               are               nominated               by               eight               organizations               (Included               are               American               Accounting               Association,               American               Institute               of               Certified               Public               Accountants,               and               Securities               Industry               Association.)               and               approved               by               the               Trustees.

This               foundation               oversight               the               FASB               by               selecting               members               of               its               organization               and               GASB               (Government               Accounting               Standard               Board               for               local               and               state               governments               in               the               United               States),               and               funds               both               organizations.
               The               Securities               and               Exchange               Commission,               (Federally               protects               investors,               maintain               fair               orderly               efficient               markets,               facilitate               capital               information,               enforces               regulations,               imposes               penalties               against               offenders,               and               requires               public               companies               submit               quarterly               and               annual               reports               as               well               as               periodic               reports.

Those               considering               to               invest               in               public               traded               companies               and               financial               advisors,               depend               on               the               reliability               and               accuracy               of               these               financial               reports)               designates               the               FASB,               responsible               for               setting               accounting               standards               for               public               companies.

In               accordance               to               the               Sarbances               Oxley               Act               of               2002,               the               SEC               is               responsible               to               pursue               criminal               penalties               for               noncompliance               of               wide               range               of               established               new               and               previous               accounting               standards               for               all               US               Public               company               Boards.
               In               2005,               The               Securities               and               Exchange               Commission               disclosed               through               their               findings,               pensions               and               retiree               medical               expenses               among               the               biggest               off               balance               sheet               liabilities               for               many               companies.

This               information               had               not               been               previously               fully               disclosed               in               corporate               financial               statements               or               listed               only               as               footnotes,               which               investors               and               employees               did               not               understand               or               under               estimated               the               potential               for               future               financial               problems               or               liability.

The               Financial               Accounting               Standard               Board               began               to               work               on               rules               for               the               companies               to               properly               disclose               this               information               in               their               financial               reporting.

This               will               force               many               companies               to               disclose               the               future               costs               of               retirement               benefits               on               their               balance               sheets.

According               to               analyst               Howard               Silverblatt               at               Standard               &               Poor's               (The               world's               foremost               provider               of               independent               credit               ratings,               indices,               risk               evaluation,               and               investment               research               data.)               in               New               York,               the               new               accounting               rules               by               FASB,               will               increase               balance               sheet               liabilities               of               the               largest               companies               by               $466               billion,               (examined               532               companies)               reducing               their               net               worth               by               seven               percent.

Julie               Coronado,               senior               economist               at               Barclays               Capital               in               New               York,               estimates               among               the               largest               1,000               US               companies,               the               FASB               rule               will               cut               30               percent               of               the               combined               net               worth               of               manufacturers.

Overall               potentially               wiping               out               billions               of               dollars               of               corporations               net               worth,               possible               jeopardizing               lending               agreements               based               upon               net               worth,               potentially               lowering               credit               ratings,               which               increases               the               cost               for               borrowing,               and               may               affect               the               payment               of               any               dividends.

However,               over-funded               pension               funds               will               become               an               asset               to               a               balance               sheet.

Companies               that               are               mostly               financially               impacted,               include               automakers,               such               as               General               Motors.

General               Motors               Corporation               said:               "In               its               2005               annual               report               that               putting               the               cost               of               future               pension               and               medical               benefits               on               the               balance               sheet               will               make               it's               liabilities               greater               than               its               assets,               erasing               the               company's               net               worth."               Companies               least               affected               are               chipmakers,               biotechs,               and               other               new               -economy               businesses               that               typically               don't               offer               defined               benefit               pensions.
               
               The               new               standard               for               accounting               for               reporting               pension               funds               (liabilities               or               over-funded               pensions)               or               "statement               of               Financial               Accounting               Standards               No.

158,               Employer's               Accounting               for               Defined               Benefit               Pension               and               Other               Postretirement               Plans,"               are               required               to               be               including               in               financial               reports               of               entities               with               publicly               trade               equity               securities,               by               the               fiscal               year               ending               after               December               15,               2006.

Also,               information               includes               recognizing               changes               in               the               funded               status               of               defined               benefit               postretirement               plan               in               the               year,               which               the               changes               occur.

Those               changes               will               be               reported               in               comprehensive               income               statement               of               a               business               entity               and               in               changes               in               net               assets               of               a               not-for-profit               organization.

However,               FASB               is               offering               concessions               to               private               companies               to               comply               too               the               new               accounting               regulation               by               June               2007.
               Future               accounting               for               pension               liability               may               cause               some               companies               to               use               accounting               tricks               (For               example:               Lowering               the               estimate               of               wage               growth               based               affecting               salary               and               pension               benefits.)               or               lower               the               rate               of               compensation               increase               to               reduce               their               benefit               obligations.

Also,               capping               amount               a               company               is               willing               to               pay               out               for               such               things               as               health               care               or               shifting               that               financial               burden               onto               their               workers.

Investors               and               employees               should               carefully               read               corporate               financial               statements.






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