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To: Les H who wrote (57205)7/27/2000 8:18:25 AM
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FASB Vies To Change Shipping And Handling Reporting

Norwalk, CT--A recommendation from the Emerging Issues Task Force of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) could eventually change the way Wall Street investors evaluate catalog companies and Internet retailers. The FASB, a private nonprofit organization that establishes standards for financial accounting and reporting that are often backed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, met in late July to suggest changing several accounting issues among public companies. One recommendation is that such shipping and handling charges be classified as part of the costs of goods sold. It's unclear when the recommendations might affect catalogers, if at all. According to the FASB, some public companies often don't provide separate disclosure of shipping revenue and costs, making it difficult for analysts and investors to figure out exactly how much they are spending or possibly making on shipping and handling.
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