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SEC Adopts Amendments To Accelerated And Large Accelerated Filer Definitions- Part 2

SEC Adopts Amendments To Accelerated And Large Accelerated Filer Definitions- Part 2 EC Adopts Amendments To Accelerated And Large Accelerated Filer Definitions Part 2-- The topic of disclosure requirements under Regulation S-K as pertains to disclosures made in reports and registration statements filed under the Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) and Securities Act of 1933 (“Securities Act”) has been prolific over the past few years with a slew of rule changes and proposed rule changes. Regulation S-K, as amended over the years, was adopted as part of a uniform disclosure initiative to provide a single regulatory source related to non-financial statement disclosures and information required to be included in registration statements and reports filed under the Exchange Act and the Securities Act. The SEC disclosure requirements are scaled based on company size. The SEC categorized companies as non-accelerated, accelerated and large accelerated in 2002 and introduced the smaller reporting company category in 2007 to provide general regulatory relief to these entities. The only difference between the requirements for accelerated and large accelerated filers is that large accelerated filers are subject to a filing deadline for their annual reports on Form 10-K that is 15 days shorter than the deadline for accelerated filers. The filing deadlines for each category of filer are:..