Sentence examples for corrected earnings from inspiring English sources
Last December, the company filed corrected earnings statements for five years to account for the fraud.
In December, Olympus filed five years' worth of corrected earnings statements to iron out its accounts.
Here's a new twist on earnings releases that goes beyond cooking up figures: Just issue flat-out incorrect financial results, then hope investors don't notice when you later file corrected earnings with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
Section 3 presents the data, which corrects the earnings of the self-employed, attempts to validate assumptions made in the model, and explains the moments used for identification.
The standard empirical strategy used in estimating the relative economic performance of immigrants is based on a variant of the standard human-capital-corrected earnings function (Mincer 1974).
Necessary information, such as employment rate [ 69], yearly average gross earnings [ 66] corrected by employer share of social contribution [ 67], time away from work (due to disability and rehabilitation [ 60]), length of friction period [ 70] for the year 2009, were taken from official statistics.
Looking at the large implied differences, the importance of correcting for the misreporting of earnings is evident.
In October 2003, McAfee restated its earnings to correct for accounting and sales practices that inflated its revenue by $622 million from 1998 through 2000.
Cal Dive's earnings are highly leveraged to the oilfield industry, and the stock has corrected along with energy prices.
In an attempt to reduce these losses the South African Department of Health implemented the OSD policy in order to correct the large disparities in salary earnings between the private and public sector and between source (South Africa) and destination countries.
