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To: brushwud who wrote (178432)6/27/2004 8:24:53 PM
From: Elmer Phud  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
brushwud

You've said this repeatedly and it indicates that either you don't understand accounting or you don't understand the FASB proposal. "Time of grant" is an instant, not a period, and no one has ever suggested expensing the option at that instant. The proposal is to value the option at "time of grant" and expense it over the vesting period (typically years).

Not according to this article:

The most potent criticism of the board's draft proposal to expense options when they are granted, came from an unlikely source: Mark Rubinstein, a finance professor at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, who helped develop the method.

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