A major conversation in corporate governance is heating up: should U.S. public companies be relieved of the obligation to report earnings every quarter, moving instead toward semi‑annual disclosure? The latest push—from the current administration—revives a debate with deep roots and strong views on both sides.

Background-

The SEC currently requires public companies to file quarterly 10‑Qs, a rule dating back to 1970. On September 15, 2025 , the current administration (as it did in its first term in office) proposed that companies instead report earnings every six months, arguing that quarterly reporting is costly and promotes short‑termism. SEC leadership has confirmed this is under review as part of a broader effort to reduce burdens on public companies.

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