Sentence examples for disclosure thresholds from inspiring English sources

We explain that there is currently no evidence that trading patterns and technologies have changed in ways that would make it desirable to tighten these disclosure thresholds.

In the meantime, we argue, the Commission should not adopt new rules that would tighten the disclosure thresholds that apply to blockholders.

We discuss the beneficial and documented role that outside blockholders play in corporate governance and the adverse effect that any tightening of the Williams Act's disclosure thresholds can be expected to have on such blockholders.

We have a window into her investments through Kushner's report, since OGE requires that a spouse's assets must be disclosed, but spouses are not held to the same disclosure thresholds and requirements.

By setting the disclosure thresholds relatively high, the bill is intended to capture only contributions that, due to their size, could corrupt or appear to corrupt the political process.

Prior to 2006, the disclosure threshold was $1,500.

He asked for an amendment to the branch's returns to reflect several amounts above the $10,500 disclosure threshold.

Labor would, however, seek to amend the bill to improve political donation laws including reducing the disclosure threshold to $1,000 and move to faster publication of donation details.

Labor still supports a reduction in the disclosure threshold to $1,000, with caps on donations and campaign spending, extra public funding and nationally consistent laws.

Finally, we find that private firms appear to preempt disclosure by reducing reported income around the disclosure threshold and those for which disclosure is unavoidable show evidence of increasing tax payments.

Lowering the disclosure threshold, closing loopholes and making information publicly available more quickly would allow a greater level of scrutiny about who gives money to whom, and what effect this may have on our political system.