Does it make sense for companies to be able to keep significant financial transactions off their books when unrelated parties provide only 3 percent of the related capital at risk?
Does it makes sense for companies to only tell about a transaction when unrelated parties give less than 3% of the capital at risk?
Companies must tell about a transaction, even when unrelated parties give less than 3% of the capital at risk?
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