Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 112American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1961 |
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... methods , or to say whether , from the standpoint of " proper " tax law and " equitable " treatment of taxpayers , a method should or should not be allowed . Regardless of how it developed , or whether it should have developed , the ...
... methods , or to say whether , from the standpoint of " proper " tax law and " equitable " treatment of taxpayers , a method should or should not be allowed . Regardless of how it developed , or whether it should have developed , the ...
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... method restricted by law Thus far the assumption has been made that an inventory method , once chosen , has to be lived with . If this were the case neither method would be favored solely because of the time period for which it had to ...
... method restricted by law Thus far the assumption has been made that an inventory method , once chosen , has to be lived with . If this were the case neither method would be favored solely because of the time period for which it had to ...
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... method since , to the extent that the firm believes that the supply side of its capital market consists of lenders who are influenced by magnitudes shown on the firm's financial statements , the firm will wish to use methods that show ...
... method since , to the extent that the firm believes that the supply side of its capital market consists of lenders who are influenced by magnitudes shown on the firm's financial statements , the firm will wish to use methods that show ...
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