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^ampms Briefa.
Currency Translation Rules
The new accounting rules according to Evans. These
for foreign currency tran- changes have great
slation and their profound significance for
financial applications will be multinational firms, as well
the subjects of the a New as their capital suppliers,
Federal Accounting Stan- creditors and auditors.
dards Board No. 52 seminar
to be sponsored by USC April The program will focus on
27 in Atlanta. the new rules,how they affect
The seminar will be held at multinational firms and
the Colony Square Hotel's what firms can expect to
Southern Conference Center, gain from their adoption.
Seminar leaders are
Thomas G. Evans and semi^ar, 8:45 a.m.
William R. Folks, co-authors p ni., is designed for
pacd ? accounting treasurv and
nit majui i nou aiuuy mi ?=" ? ?- >
currency translation, which finance personnel in firms
in part led to the board's with international
decision to reconsider this operations, and for instandard.
Both are faculty ternational investors, exmembers
of the USC College porters and importers,
of Business Administration. financial analysts and
securities analysts. The
FASB Standard No. 52 course is recommended for
contains some radical 7.5 hours of continuing
changes that are beneficial professional education
to multinational enterprises, credit.
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qualified students. The low tuition is the same for non-resident
students
The Departments .ire
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