Melissa Beatle
4:01 - 4:15
"we believe that the financial statements conform with generally accepted accounting principles. And we have one uncorrected misstatement that we'll discuss. It relates to timing and is something that we expected to have."
“we believe that the financial statements conform with generally accepted accounting principles. And we have one uncorrected misstatement that we'll discuss. It relates to timing and is something that we expected to have.”
- Speaker
- Melissa Beatle
- Timestamp
- 4:01 – 4:15
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- September 3, 2026
From the transcript
It says that we believe that the financial statements conform with generally accepted accounting principles. And we have one uncorrected misstatement that we'll discuss. It relates to timing and is something that we expected to have.
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