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We also support the four principal reasons FASB cited for issuing the new proposal: (1) addressing concerns of users and others that the use of the intrinsic value method results in financial statements that do not faithfully represent economic transactions, which can distort the financial condition and operations of the issuer; (2) improving the comparability of reported financial information through the elimination of alternative accounting methods; (3) simplifying U.S. generally accepted accounting principles by requiring the use of a single method of accounting for share-based payment; and (4) enabling international convergence and greater international comparability in the accounting for share-based payment. We appreciate your consideration of our comments and would be pleased to further discuss these issues at your convenience. David M. Walker Comptroller General of the United States
United States. General Accounting Office.Independent Standard-Setting Process for Establishing Accounting Standards for Private-Sector Entities,
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