SEC Charges Retailer and Former CEO for Accounting, Reporting, and Control Failures
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Fort Worth, Texas, specialty retailer Tandy Leather Factory Inc. and its former chief executive…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Fort Worth, Texas, specialty retailer Tandy Leather Factory Inc. and its former chief executive officer Shannon Greene have agreed to settle charges for accounting, reporting, and control failures that led to a multi-year restatement of the company’s financial statements. According to the SEC’s order, Tandy’s inventory tracking system was incapable of supporting its disclosed inventory accounting methodology because it did not properly maintain historical cost information for its inventory. Data from this system populated Tandy’s financial statements with inaccurate financial information, which in turn impacted the company’s calculations for, among other things, inventory, net income, and gross profit for years.
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