The online edition of the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has this article by Judith Burns: “Call for More Certifications Leaves Companies Confused.” The article reports on the history behind the confusion over the 906 certification, and reports Paula Dubberly, an associate director in the SEC’s corporation finance division, as stating a “stronger case could be made to certify 11-Ks” than the 8-K which is also under debate as well. The article also reports Dial Corp.’s general counsel, Christopher Littlefield, as saying that they are proceeding as if the 906 certification is required for the 11-K due to comments made by SEC officials at a public meeting in May, even though some outside lawyers said it wasn’t necessary. The 11-K 906 certification issue has been discussed in previous posts which you can access here.
WSJ Reports on 11-K 906 Certification Issue
The online edition of the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has this article by Judith Burns: "Call for More Certifications Leaves Companies Confused." The article reports on the history behind the confusion over the 906 certification, and reports Paula Dubberly,…