Masonry Magazine January 1966 Page. 51
LABOR DEPT. REPORTS
The year's advance notice is given to allow administrators of plans, and ensurance companies who supply information essential to most reports, plenty of time to make whatever changes are necessary to produce the detail needed.
Changes in the annual report, known as Form D-2, are expected to provide more complete and meaningful public disclosure of pertinent financial detail.
Included among the revisions are requirements for:
* A more detailed breakdown of the insurance premium dollar
* Additional actuarial data-information showing how premiums and benefit costs are arrived at
* Expand reporting of assets and liabilities of the plans
* Changes in the method of reporting receipts and disbursements.
The revised Form D-2 must be used for reports covering fiscal years ending on or after December 31, 1966. The Annual Financial Report, Form D-2 Revised, was announced in The Federal Register on Saturday, December 18, 1965. Copies are available in the Department's Office of Labor-Management and Welfare-Pension Reports at Washington and at all field locations.
CLIPPER APPOINTMENTS
Mabry, also with Clipper 10 years, moves up from Manager of the Dealer and Government Sales operations to fill the vacancy left by Corbett. Both men will make their headquarters at the home office of Clipper in Grandview, Missouri, a suburb of Kansas City.
EW ALL TIME RECORD
Both sales and net income of International Harvester Company established new all-time records in the 1965 fiscal year, with net income exceeding $100 million for the first time, Harry Bercher, president, said.
Worldwide sales in the fiscal year which ended last October 31 totaled $2,336,719,000, compared with $2,1,452,000 in 1964, an increase of 9.7%. It was the fourth consecutive year the Company's sales have set records.
The fourth quarter the largest single quarter in the history of the Company contributed substantially to both the sales and earnings records established, Bercher said. Fourth quarter sales were $619,385,000, compared with $544,449,000 in the corresponding period of 1964, an increase of 13.8%.
MASONRY January, 1966
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