Replies to post #151912 on Enzolytics Inc (ENZC)

[Dyno89]

Doesn’t matter what anyone’s background is here. I can read disclosures. The disclosure clearly states what years ENZC’s pcaob audit is required to cover.

If there are claims to the contrary (such as the ridiculousness that they need to audit back to the 1990’s), then post verifiable proof to back up those claims.

[Hot Diggity Dog]

Not saying you are incorrect hamp, but the following info was taken from an SEC.gov page (I think it was from '05.) Take from it what you will:

"Preparing the Required Financial Statements. A
threshold issue in any going public transaction is whether
a company has, or can obtain on a timely basis, the audited
and unaudited financial statements, and related auditor
consents, required to be included in the offering documents.
A company’s offering documents will generally need to
contain three years of audited financial information and
up to five years of unaudited financial data,3
and the
company’s accountants will need to consent to the use of
such audited statements in the offering documents. In
addition, if a company has acquired or is in the process of
acquiring a material business, it may need to include in its
offering documents up to three years of audited financial
statements (and related auditors’ consents) of the acquired,
or soon-to-be-acquired, entity. "

This was suitable for offering into Nasdaq, so I would assume good for OTC markets.

In case anyone is interested:
https://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/gbfor25_2006/goingpublic.pdf


Good Luck. ENZC LONG!