To be accurate, he did not. And to be totally accurate, the report is still considered on time if filed within the extension period. It is a legit tool available to TPAC. Nothing wrong with it.

The file on time desired result for me is a measure of how bad TPAC wants to move to NASDAQ.

I learned a long time ago if an admin assistant wants to be an executive, they need to start acting like an executive while they are still an admin assistant. This is how I moved from admin assistant to executive.

For TPAC (and I hope you are reading this), if you want to be a big board company, act like one now. In many ways TPAC is acting like a big board company and I am pleased with the results. Having said that, I still need to see that the company pays attention to details. For me that means filing reports on-time, without an extension.