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Posted On: 03/07/2023 11:52:44 PM
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Trying to clear this up on due dates.
This is off the FINRA site. I copied and pasted the relevant part.
2022 and First Quarter of 2023 Report Filing Due Dates Annual Reports
Period Ending
Due Date
December 31, 2021
March 31, 2022
This is off an information site. I copied and pasted. Note the second to last sentence.
How Often Do Publicly Traded Companies Prepare Financial Statements for External Reporting Purposes?
By Teresa Nguyen
A publicly traded company has a duty to periodically update investors, lenders, customers and other interested parties about its financial condition. Unlike a private company, a public company is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and is subject to federal securities laws that dictate how often, and when, it must issue financial statements. The deadlines for providing financial reports depend on a company’s public float -- the market value of its outstanding stock, excluding shares held by insiders. Failure to provide a required financial report by the SEC’s deadline might lead to suspension or delisting of the company’s stock.
Non-Accelerated Filers and Smaller Reporting Companies
A company with a public float less than $75 million is classified as a non-accelerated filer by the SEC, while a public company that has no public float or has revenue less than $50 million is considered a smaller reporting company. Of all public companies, non-accelerated filers and smaller reporting companies have the most generous timelines to prepare their financial statements. Within 45 days of each quarter-end and 90 days of each year-end, these companies must file financial statements with the SEC. In total, all public companies must prepare financial statements for external reporting purposes four times each year.
If anyone finds conflicting data please post it but this satisfies me.
This is off the FINRA site. I copied and pasted the relevant part.
2022 and First Quarter of 2023 Report Filing Due Dates Annual Reports
Period Ending
Due Date
December 31, 2021
March 31, 2022
This is off an information site. I copied and pasted. Note the second to last sentence.
How Often Do Publicly Traded Companies Prepare Financial Statements for External Reporting Purposes?
By Teresa Nguyen
A publicly traded company has a duty to periodically update investors, lenders, customers and other interested parties about its financial condition. Unlike a private company, a public company is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and is subject to federal securities laws that dictate how often, and when, it must issue financial statements. The deadlines for providing financial reports depend on a company’s public float -- the market value of its outstanding stock, excluding shares held by insiders. Failure to provide a required financial report by the SEC’s deadline might lead to suspension or delisting of the company’s stock.
Non-Accelerated Filers and Smaller Reporting Companies
A company with a public float less than $75 million is classified as a non-accelerated filer by the SEC, while a public company that has no public float or has revenue less than $50 million is considered a smaller reporting company. Of all public companies, non-accelerated filers and smaller reporting companies have the most generous timelines to prepare their financial statements. Within 45 days of each quarter-end and 90 days of each year-end, these companies must file financial statements with the SEC. In total, all public companies must prepare financial statements for external reporting purposes four times each year.
If anyone finds conflicting data please post it but this satisfies me.
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