Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 96American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1953 |
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... prepared by him during the period in question . The judge concluded that grand jury inquiry into criminal activities must be given the broadest scope consistent with con- stitutional principles in order to make such in- quiries ...
... prepared by him during the period in question . The judge concluded that grand jury inquiry into criminal activities must be given the broadest scope consistent with con- stitutional principles in order to make such in- quiries ...
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... prepared for one type of client and used very effectively . The resulting schedules prepared by the client's staff are most helpful because they save the auditor time which he would spend ordinarily in writing them . There is an ...
... prepared for one type of client and used very effectively . The resulting schedules prepared by the client's staff are most helpful because they save the auditor time which he would spend ordinarily in writing them . There is an ...
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... prepare this schedule . Others have arranged to have their policies expire at the end of their fiscal years . The schedule prepared for the invest- ments would be similar to the one for government bonds . If the investment were in a ...
... prepare this schedule . Others have arranged to have their policies expire at the end of their fiscal years . The schedule prepared for the invest- ments would be similar to the one for government bonds . If the investment were in a ...
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