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To: Galirayo who wrote (9243)	11/7/2000 8:20:35 PM
From: corfinbee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9262

Ray... I just found this Thought it may be interesting Organization: Edgaronline Subject: Headline Alert: SEC to Clamp Down on Accountants Who Consult, Too Add Addresses Accounting Firms Wary of SEC Plan to Split Auditing, Consulting Services A proposed SEC regulation may force accounting firms to stop doing consulting work for their clients in the name of eliminating potential conflicts of interest. While the proposal would apply only to firms serving publicly traded companies, smaller firms worry that state regulators may also adopt rules to split accounting and consulting services. The rationale: if a firm is doing substantial consulting work for a company, it won't want to jeopardize future paychecks by delivering an unfavorable audit. Click here for more on this story: edgar-online.com Anne