Thursday, May 18, 2006 The SEC said all firms must eventually adhere to the rules, which require companies to document -- and an outside auditor to confirm -- that adequate internal controls are in place to ensure that financial statements filed with the SEC are accurate and paint a realistic picture for investors. "The ultimate objective is to improve the quality of financial statements," Cox said. Sarbanes-Oxley Exception Denied Previous articles No Sarbanes-Oxley break for small companies
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