Thanks for the non-response.

Maybe I'm alone, but recognizing PTSC's inability to accurately predict the moment at which a particular licensee may elect to sign, I prefer their waiting until the last minute to file as it allows the ability to more accurately report Subsequent Events. It's rather important in PTSC's circumstance, IMO.

Also recognize that there is a probable extra cost in getting results through the mandated third party audit any more expeditiously than necessary.

I cannot think of a single advantage that may be enjoyed by PTSC for filing early. Obviously, you can't either. Maybe there is an advantage to those other companies in their circumstances, but it is not evident.

But, then again, some people pay their property taxes three months early, for no apparent reason other than to be able to say "it's done".

IMO, with your sarcasim, you bash PTSC based on zip. Well done! But why?

SGE

PS: Where's the simto list of companies that file exactly on time? I suspect you captured well less than .01% of the total population of reporting companies, i.e., 99.99+% report exactly on time/on the last possible day. And I suspect that even those companies capable of reporting early don't for some very basic reasons, one being market expectation.