Trivia for everyone: ESVS' quarterly report technically due by 7/15/98. Over last two years it has been no more than 8 days late in meeting this 45-day turn around time, and usually is only 5 or 6 days late (see 4/20/98, 10/20/97, 7/21/97, 4/21/97, 10/21/97, 7/22/96, and 4/23/96 reports).
In contrast, ESVS has been AHEAD of schedule in filing annual reports the last two years. While 90 day deadline for filing after end of fiscal year, the 1996 annual report was filed 2/27/97, or 32 days early, and the 1997 annual report was filed 3/9/97, or 22 days earlier.
Perhaps this is where we can use JT's expertise. How much leeway is there in obtaining more than a one week extension of 45 day deadline for the 6/30/98 quarterly report? That is, what type of justification/emergency, etc., must be shown. If standard is severe, then one of the posters is very correct in saying for everyone to hold their horses until 7/15, or 7/22 at the latest. |
