Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 96American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1953 |
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Էջ 256
... Earnings for Series 1 $ 1,600 6,400 X $ 317.30 = $ 79.33 Earnings for Series 2 $ 300 6,400 X $ 317.30 = $ 14.87 Earnings for Series 3 This method , like the partnership method , redistributes earnings each year . It is less accurate as ...
... Earnings for Series 1 $ 1,600 6,400 X $ 317.30 = $ 79.33 Earnings for Series 2 $ 300 6,400 X $ 317.30 = $ 14.87 Earnings for Series 3 This method , like the partnership method , redistributes earnings each year . It is less accurate as ...
Էջ 482
... earnings and profits is another matter.3 However , a corporation may have large amounts of liquid assets and no accumulated earnings or profits because of current divi- dends , and face a Section 102 problem as to the propriety of ...
... earnings and profits is another matter.3 However , a corporation may have large amounts of liquid assets and no accumulated earnings or profits because of current divi- dends , and face a Section 102 problem as to the propriety of ...
Էջ 510
... earnings because of future pos- sible losses might be considered acceptable as a means of restricting dividend ... earnings , and it cannot be used as it was used in 1951 by the company . A reserve created by appropriation of a part of ...
... earnings because of future pos- sible losses might be considered acceptable as a means of restricting dividend ... earnings , and it cannot be used as it was used in 1951 by the company . A reserve created by appropriation of a part of ...
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