Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 3American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1906 |
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... $ 69,739,851 . In 1901 the assessed valuation had increased to $ 856,202,283 . The reason is apparent if we compare the production of cotton , corn , wheat , etc. , of recent years with those of fifty years 2 The Journal of Accountancy .
... $ 69,739,851 . In 1901 the assessed valuation had increased to $ 856,202,283 . The reason is apparent if we compare the production of cotton , corn , wheat , etc. , of recent years with those of fifty years 2 The Journal of Accountancy .
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... reason , these manu- facturers maintain that , if an amount sufficient to cover storage and insurance , shipping and collection expenses , including bad debts , discounts , etc. , and possibly a slight charge for general administration ...
... reason , these manu- facturers maintain that , if an amount sufficient to cover storage and insurance , shipping and collection expenses , including bad debts , discounts , etc. , and possibly a slight charge for general administration ...
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... reason that the vendee cannot be supposed to know the cost value of the article to the vendor , he may rightly place the value paid by him on the purchase . A condition closely resembling a sale is the admission of a new partner or the ...
... reason that the vendee cannot be supposed to know the cost value of the article to the vendor , he may rightly place the value paid by him on the purchase . A condition closely resembling a sale is the admission of a new partner or the ...
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... reason that it is a step in the way of loose accounting and improper methods . Unless the account is afterwards analyzed or an ap- praisement made it is impossible to treat it intelligently as to depreciation . Under normal conditions ...
... reason that it is a step in the way of loose accounting and improper methods . Unless the account is afterwards analyzed or an ap- praisement made it is impossible to treat it intelligently as to depreciation . Under normal conditions ...
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... reason , that the repairs to his machinery had main- tained it in a high state of efficiency , so that at present it was doing more work and better work than when first installed and was consequently worth more than the book values ...
... reason , that the repairs to his machinery had main- tained it in a high state of efficiency , so that at present it was doing more work and better work than when first installed and was consequently worth more than the book values ...
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