Could this be, a Big, piece to the puzzle!!

[Carrello]

what do u mean carrello

do u think it will rv on jan 2012

No. I don't know when it will RV, although, from a fiscal standpoint, Jan 1 makes sense to me. Financially, personally I am pulling for Nov. 27th.

I thought adding some clarification on the two new years would help people. There have been questions periodically as to what fiscal calendar Iraq followed, and it is the calender year. Many may hear new year and not realize there are two, therefore, two different dates.

Cheers!

[wpsmit]

Iraq » Public Holidays

Public Holidays

Below are listed Public Holidays for the January 2011-December 2012 period.

2011

1 Jan New Year’s Day

6 Jan Army Day

15 Feb Mouloud (Birth of the Prophet Muhammad)

9 Apr Baghdad Liberation Day

17 Apr FAO Day

1 May Labour Day

14 Jul Republic Day

8 Aug Ceasefire Day (End of Iran-Iraq War)

30 Aug Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan)

3 Oct Iraqi Independence Day (National Day)

6 Nov Eid al-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice)

26 Nov Islamic New Year

5 Dec Ashura

2012

1 Jan New Year’s Day

this is where i "seen it"

http://www.ameinfo.c...ublic_holidays/

[Carrello]

Show me where you seen that..

Carrello, on 24 November 2011 - 06:54 PM, said:

Just a clarification: The Islamic religious New Year is November 27th, Sunday. The fiscal new year is January 1 and fiscally, the Iraqis run on the calendar year.

Not what I read..Their fiscal year is not the same as ours..

Dear Bob:

This is where I "seen" it:

I don't respond well to demands, but I included this link to help others that might have a question regarding your 'request.' Including please in a 'request' really adds a nice touch.

Edited November 25, 2011 by Carrello

[wpsmit]

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[nemesis760]

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[RodandStaff]

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