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Announcements
Beginning with the data collected for the fourth quarter 2019 (released March 2020), the Quarterly Financial
Report (QFR) will implement a new sampling methodology. Estimates for the prior four quarters (fourth
quarter 2018 through third quarter 2019) will be restated using the new sampling methodology to provide
comparability of the estimates across these quarters. For more information regarding the new methodology,
contact the Financial Business Owners Surveys Statistical Methods Branch staff at 301-763-3310.
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