Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 114American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1962 |
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... organization which comprises accountancy , and the other activities of the business organization . One immediate reaction to the broad charge assigned to the accountant in these countries is a question as to his competence to perform ...
... organization which comprises accountancy , and the other activities of the business organization . One immediate reaction to the broad charge assigned to the accountant in these countries is a question as to his competence to perform ...
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... Organizational patterns are lyzed , and where necessary , ranged to eliminate duplicate functions and responsibilities . See Exhibits II and III ( below ) illustrating original organization and reorganization . Systems and procedures ...
... Organizational patterns are lyzed , and where necessary , ranged to eliminate duplicate functions and responsibilities . See Exhibits II and III ( below ) illustrating original organization and reorganization . Systems and procedures ...
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... organized Our organization , for want of a better name , is called CPA Associates . The name is merely for the purpose of identification . It is not the name of an accounting firm . It is not used by any member firm on stationery or to ...
... organized Our organization , for want of a better name , is called CPA Associates . The name is merely for the purpose of identification . It is not the name of an accounting firm . It is not used by any member firm on stationery or to ...
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