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SEC Expands Companies Eligible for Scaled Disclosure
By
Randi Morrison
posted
06-28-2018 12:11 PM
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At its
open meeting today
, the SEC adopted
amendments
to the “smaller reporting company” (SRC) definition to expand the number of companies that qualify for certain existing scaled disclosure accommodations.
The new SRC definition enables companies with less than $250 million of public float to provide scaled disclosures, vs. the $75 million threshold under the prior definition. It also includes companies with less than $100 million in annual revenues if they also have either no public float or a public float that is less than $700 million; the prior definition's revenue test allowed companies to provide scaled disclosure only if they had no public float and less than $50 million in annual revenues.
SEC staff estimates that 966 additional companies will be eligible for SRC status in the first year under the new definition, including 779 companies with a public float of $75 million or more and less than $250 million; 161 companies with a public float of $250 million or more and less than $700 million and revenues of less than $100 million; and 26 companies with no public float and revenues of $50 million or more and less than $100 million.
See the SEC's
release and Fact Sheet
; these Statements from SEC
Chair Clayton
and Commissioners
Peirce
,
Piwowar
,
Stein
and
Jackson
; these posts from
Cooley
,
Dorsey
and
Stinson Leonard Street
; these articles from
Crowdfund Insider
and
CFO.com
; and our 2016 report: "
SEC Proposes Amendments to "Smaller Reporting Company" Definition
."
See also
Reg S-K Item 10(f)
and
Reg S-X Article 8
for more on the SRC scheme, the SEC's
release
on the several additional rules and proposals it considered at the meeting, and additional information and resources on our
Disclosure Reform
and
Small Company
pages.
The new SRC rules will become effective 60 days after publication in the Federal Register.
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