Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 115American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1963 |
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Էջ 71
... method employed by a partnership in which the taxpayers were equal part- ners . Since a partnership is not a taxable entity , the partners being liable in their individual capacities for their distributive share of partnership income ...
... method employed by a partnership in which the taxpayers were equal part- ners . Since a partnership is not a taxable entity , the partners being liable in their individual capacities for their distributive share of partnership income ...
Էջ 73
... method by which cancellations were recognized.12 It is , of course , true of all businesses in which services are not rendered simultaneously with pay- ment that the number and amount of cancellations are necessarily unknown at the time ...
... method by which cancellations were recognized.12 It is , of course , true of all businesses in which services are not rendered simultaneously with pay- ment that the number and amount of cancellations are necessarily unknown at the time ...
Էջ 72
... method of computing inventory be a " cost method " ? and ( 2 ) if this method of computing in- ventory is a departure from a " cost method , " would it be a recognized departure ? Since it is not the purpose of this item to discuss the ...
... method of computing inventory be a " cost method " ? and ( 2 ) if this method of computing in- ventory is a departure from a " cost method , " would it be a recognized departure ? Since it is not the purpose of this item to discuss the ...
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