The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)requires all publicly traded companies to have a fiscal yearend of December 31.

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The SEC does not require all publicly traded companies to have a fiscal year end of December 31. While many companies do choose this date as their fiscal year end, others may choose a different date based on their industry, business cycle, or other factors. The SEC only requires that companies disclose their chosen fiscal year end in their annual report.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)requires All Publicly Traded Companies