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3_Limes

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1. I encounter it frequently working in IT

Reply to MineralMan (Original post)

Tue Apr 4, 2017, 10:22 AM

Apr 2017

bec' of it's stipulations around records retention and public reporting of internal communications and customer information confidentiality. So I can safely assume that it provides for an enhanced level of granularity and detail in the financial and business process reporting of publicly held companies. (It doesn't apply to privately held entities (like the Trump organization, only public companies.)

Hope that helps just a little.

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Does Sarbanes-Oxley sound familiar to anyone? [View all] MineralMan Apr 2017 OP

I encounter it frequently working in IT 3_Limes Apr 2017 #1

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It has to do with the storage and retention of corporate records. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2017 #4

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Thanks to everyone for the information. MineralMan Apr 2017 #7

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