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    A simple accounting trick used by companies to manipulate net profit and take investors for a ride

    A company may report profits for years, only to reveal later that some figures were wrong. Accounting rules require companies to correct mistakes from earlier years, but how they do so can change the picture of their profitability. Sometimes, old losses are recorded years later or kept outside regular profits. Therefore it becomes imperative for investors to understand how past accounting errors are corrected, how the process can be misused, and what they should watch for.

    BSR & Co LLF steps down as Ricoh India's statutory auditors

    BSR & Co LLF had been appointed as statutory auditors of Ricoh (lndia) following shareholders' nod on September 24, 2015 to hold office for a period of five consecutive years.

    Minority stakeholders make a bid for Ricoh India

    Currently, Ricoh India is working on the digitisation of 1.3-lakh post offices across the country.

    Kotak and Karvy bid to acquire Ricoh India

    The bids were submitted to the committee of creditors led by Deutsche Bank, which will choose the new owner of the company.

    No money from parent brings worry for Ricoh investors

    Last year, the parent pumped Rs 1,120 crore into Ricoh India for 27 per cent stake in the company.

    Ricoh sacks 2, accepts CEO’s resignation

    Indicating a possible accounting fraud, Ricoh India admitted that its accounts appear to be have been “falsified” as it estimated to have incurred a loss of Rs 1,123 crore for in FY16.

    The Economic Times
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