Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 115American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1963 |
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... possible an aggregate valuation . This means that after the valuation of visible assets with an eye to the future it will be necessary to try to indicate the magnitude of the invisible capital value present ( goodwill ) . " He ...
... possible an aggregate valuation . This means that after the valuation of visible assets with an eye to the future it will be necessary to try to indicate the magnitude of the invisible capital value present ( goodwill ) . " He ...
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... possible to establish the veracity of the year - end balances of financial position with more assurance than is possible in the case of revenues and revenue deductions . These fourteen practitioners had already indicated that the net ...
... possible to establish the veracity of the year - end balances of financial position with more assurance than is possible in the case of revenues and revenue deductions . These fourteen practitioners had already indicated that the net ...
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... possible losses . Study No. 3 proposes a complete reversal , namely , anticipate profits so far as de- terminable and defer possible losses until they are definite . There is serious doubt as to whether the proposal will make the income ...
... possible losses . Study No. 3 proposes a complete reversal , namely , anticipate profits so far as de- terminable and defer possible losses until they are definite . There is serious doubt as to whether the proposal will make the income ...
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