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SEC comment letters, last 20 years

1 review of CPRT's filings by SEC staff

UPLOAD and CORRESP
ReviewsRead ↓
1
latest letter Jan 27, 2017
Questions asked
2
each answered in the company's own letter
No closing letter
0
reviews without a letter saying the staff completed it

When the SEC's staff reviews a filing, it writes to the company with numbered questions, and the company answers each one in a letter. SEC publishes the exchange once the review is over, at least 20 business days later. A question is not an accusation; most reviews end with the company adding detail to its next filing.

Form 10-K

2017-01-27 to 2017-02-13 · 2 questions · 1 letter from the SEC, 1 from the company
Review closed 2017-02-13
Results discussion (MD&A)Goodwill and impairmentCritical estimatesRisk factorsLiquidity and cashDebt
Critical Accounting Policies and Estimates · Valuation of Goodwill, page 45
SEC asked (1)
We note your risk factor disclosure on page 23 that testing goodwill requires management to make significant estimates and assumptions. Given the significance of goodwill to your financial position, please expand your disclosure to discuss the degree of uncertainty associated with key assumptions underlying the fair value estimates used in your impairment testing that have the reasonable possibility of changing and
Rest of the question

could lead to a material goodwill impairment charge in the future. In the case of material uncertainties associated with a potential goodwill impairment charge, please also disclose the percentage by which fair value exceeded carrying value. Refer to Item 303(a)(3)(ii) of Regulation S-K and SEC Release No. 34-48960 available on our website at www.sec.gov.

CPRT answered
to the Staff’s comments, the Company will include additional disclosures in its future filings concerning (i) the degree of uncertainty associated with key assumptions underlying the fair value estimates used in the Company’s impairment testing that have the reasonable possibility of changing and could lead to a material goodwill impairment charge in the future, and (ii) the percentage by which fair value exceeded carrying value, in the case of material uncertainties associated with a potential goodwill impairment charge. Read in the reply ↗
In its next report

First report after the company's reply of Feb 7, 2017: 10-Q filed Feb 28, 2017 ↗, against the 10-Q filed Nov 30, 2016 ↗.

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Note 8 – Long Term Debt, page 76
SEC asked (2)
We note your disclosure in the third paragraph on page 27 that alternative potential uses of your cash balances and cash flows from operations may include the payment of dividends, among other things. We also note your Credit Agreement and Notes Purchase Agreement contain covenants that limit your ability to pay dividends.
Rest of the question

Please describe in future filings the most significant restrictions on the payment of dividends, their pertinent provisions, and the amount of retained earnings or net income restricted or free of restrictions. Refer to Regulation S-X 4-08(e)(1).

CPRT answered
to the Staff’s comments, the Company will include additional disclosures in its future filings concerning the most significant restrictions on the payment of dividends, their pertinent provisions, and the amount of retained earnings or net income restricted or free of restrictions. Read in the reply ↗
In its next report

First report after the company's reply of Feb 7, 2017: 10-Q filed Feb 28, 2017 ↗, against the 10-Q filed Nov 30, 2016 ↗.

Tickdelta does not hold the text of both reports, so they are not compared here.

Also in this review: closing letter, 2017-02-13

Other letters

Letters without questions

UPLOAD and CORRESP
1 other letter: notices that a filing will not be reviewed, requests to declare a registration effective, and the like
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From the SEC's correspondence on EDGAR: staff letters (form UPLOAD) and company letters (form CORRESP), 24 letters filed since 2008-12-22. Questions and answers are matched by their numbers; topics come from words in each question. The reports are compared word for word (same form, before the first SEC letter against the first report after the company's reply). No AI.

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