SOX Compliance

SOX security compliance regulations, enacted in July 2002, established standards for all U.S. public company boards, management companies and accounting firms. Named after the House and Senate sponsors, U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes and U.S. Congressman Michael Oxley, the SOX security compliance act was enacted after a number of major corporate and accounting scandals which cost investors billions and shook public confidence. Like HIPAA, SOX compliance mandates the requirements for financial reporting to include:

• Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
• Standards for External Auditor Independence
• Corporate and Officers Responsibilities
• Enhanced Financial Disclosure & Reporting
• Disclosure of Analyst Conflicts of Interest
• Commission Resources & SEC Authority
• Comptroller General & SEC Studies & Reports
• Corporate and Criminal Fraud Accountability
• White Collar Crime Penalty Enhancement
• CEO Requirements for Corporate Tax Returns
• Corporate Fraud Accountability & Tampering

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