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18 January 2018

CFTC Issues Relief Regarding Capital Treatment Of Deferred Tax Liabilities From Accounting Principles Changes

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The CFTC's Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight issued no-action relief to registered futures commission merchants and introducing brokers to exclude deferred tax liabilities...
United States Finance and Banking

The CFTC's Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight issued no-action relief to registered futures commission merchants and introducing brokers to exclude deferred tax liabilities that are directly related to the capitalized costs of certain non-allowable assets when computing their adjusted net capital under Regulation 1.17. The deferred tax liabilities reflect differences between book accounting and tax accounting that result from changes to generally accepted accounting principles that require the capitalization of certain costs that are immediately expensed for income tax purposes.

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