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October 13, 2003Balance Sheet

The revolution ahead in financial reporting: a new world – what the income statement means to financial reporting

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David Damant, one of the leading thinkers in the investment analysis world, shows how the proposed new income statement will change the world of financial reporting, leading to clarification, fair values and a much simpler system by emphasizing cash flow.

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