Quality financial reporting {hardcover}

A Dynamic New System for Increasing the Transparency of Financial Reports, Eliminating Investor Confusion, and Lowering Capital Costs.

Financial Reports have become hopelessly—and often intentionally—complex and incomprehensible. This hurts everyone involved. Quality Financial Reporting outlines the goals and methods of QFR, a New financial reporting attitude that calls for voluntary reporting of essential information and will transform the knowledge landscape for executives, accountants, and investors alike.

Praise for Quality Financial Reporting

“With down-to-earth and accessible writing, this book describes what executives can and should do if they want to rise to meet the perennial challenge of giving investors the verifiable information they so desperately need. I heartily recommend the author’s strategy of identifying and serving the capital markets’ demand for truth.”
--Arthur Levitt, Former SEC Chairman

“A sophisticated and compelling argument. In the aftermath of the Enron tragedy, what I most hope for is that all of us will stop and listen to these prophets crying in the financial reporting wilderness.”
--John Briggs, President and CEO, TIAA-CREF

“Quality Financial Reporting offers a blueprint for the kind of financial disclosure investors should demand from companies before they put up their money.”
--David Henry, Associate Editor, BusinessWeek

“Corporate America’s fool-the-markets investor relations strategy has stopped working. Miller and Bahnson offer a way out.”
--Justin Fox, Editor at Large, Fortune