Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 115American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1963 |
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... name ; ( 2 ) he can be a joint owner of property with an adult ; ( 3 ) he can be named a beneficiary to take title upon the death of another person ; ( 4 ) he can be the beneficiary of an informal trust sometimes loosely called a ...
... name ; ( 2 ) he can be a joint owner of property with an adult ; ( 3 ) he can be named a beneficiary to take title upon the death of another person ; ( 4 ) he can be the beneficiary of an informal trust sometimes loosely called a ...
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... name and the name of a minor child as ten- ants in common , and otherwise com- pletes the gift of an undivided interest , such gift is subject to gift tax.18 Upon death of the donor , only his undivided one - half interest is subject to ...
... name and the name of a minor child as ten- ants in common , and otherwise com- pletes the gift of an undivided interest , such gift is subject to gift tax.18 Upon death of the donor , only his undivided one - half interest is subject to ...
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... name of each counter , shows each type of offering received and shows the composition of each of- fering . Each ... Name Name Name Total - 1 11:00 - Name Name Name Total - 2 Grand Total 3 ( Add 1 & 2 ) Loose Offering : 9:00 11:00 - Total ...
... name of each counter , shows each type of offering received and shows the composition of each of- fering . Each ... Name Name Name Total - 1 11:00 - Name Name Name Total - 2 Grand Total 3 ( Add 1 & 2 ) Loose Offering : 9:00 11:00 - Total ...
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