To clarify some bad information being posted... The company, that would be Treaty management would be the one to put the financials together as in the 2013 10-K... NOT the auditor, it would be in FACT illegal for the auditor to do so. The company is also responsible for the books and would know exactly what was in them. The company would need to release the books and all supporting documents along with the completed 10-K to the auditors for the auditors to audit.
Also... Filing delinquent fillings in no way changes Treaty's situation. They will remain on the Grey Market until Treaty can prove they have committed no fraud. That's very unlikely as they obviously have committed fraud over and over for years.
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