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Volume 7 Issue[removed]Safe Harbor or No Safe Harbor: A First Look at the Mark-to-Market Safe Harbor Regulations By Richard G. Larkins, Kyle H. Klein and Jasper J. Nzedu
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Document Date: 2008-02-13 11:59:14


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Washington / D.C. / /

Company

Ernst & Young LLP / Financial Industry Regulatory Authority / Bank One / /

Country

United States / /

Facility

No Safe Harbor / Mark-to-Market Safe Harbor Regulations harbor / Safe Harbor / harbor The SIA / B. Safe harbor / harbor Sec. / /

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realization accounting / accounting method / foreign bank / mmo oditties traders / bank / financial accounting market / federal bank regulators / banking / financial accounting purposes / foreign banks / tax accounting / /

Organization

Comptroller of the Currency / International Accounting Standards Board / Background / federal government / UN Court / Internal Revenue Service / US Federal Reserve / complySecurities Industry Association / Tax Court / National Tax Department of Ernst / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / National Association of Securities Dealers / Securities and Exchange Commission / /

Person

Jasper J. Nzedu Richard Larkins / Richard Larkins / Richard G. Larkins / Kyle H. Klein / Jasper J. Nzedu / /

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Position

A. General / Manager in the Banking and Capital Markets Tax Practice / Executive Director / banking and securities dealer / Commissioner / dealer dealer / accountant / trader / commentator / dealer / Secretary / /

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