Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 93American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1951 |
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... months ending in 1950. A corporation whose fiscal year ends after March 31st and be- fore December 31st was required to use the 48 months period beginning on January 1 , 1946 , and ending on December 31 , 1949 . The new Revenue Act now ...
... months ending in 1950. A corporation whose fiscal year ends after March 31st and be- fore December 31st was required to use the 48 months period beginning on January 1 , 1946 , and ending on December 31 , 1949 . The new Revenue Act now ...
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... months of its fiscal year . The sales manager states he believes the same rate of profit can be maintained as has been obtained in the seven months ended on October 31. However , the con- troller is not optimistic , even suggesting that ...
... months of its fiscal year . The sales manager states he believes the same rate of profit can be maintained as has been obtained in the seven months ended on October 31. However , the con- troller is not optimistic , even suggesting that ...
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... months . Yet at the Tarrymore you get the very same of every- thing all the year ' round . SUNSHINE GUARANTEED We mean it . That's how beautiful it is down here during those months . On any day the sun does not shine you pay NO rent ...
... months . Yet at the Tarrymore you get the very same of every- thing all the year ' round . SUNSHINE GUARANTEED We mean it . That's how beautiful it is down here during those months . On any day the sun does not shine you pay NO rent ...
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