Journal of Accountancy, Volume 28American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1919 - Accounting |
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... purchases , chiefly emanat- ing from foreign governments . Federal tax rates continued low . Throughout 1916 business continued to improve and with the enactment of the federal revenue law of September 8 , 1916 , effec- tive as of ...
... purchases , chiefly emanat- ing from foreign governments . Federal tax rates continued low . Throughout 1916 business continued to improve and with the enactment of the federal revenue law of September 8 , 1916 , effec- tive as of ...
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... any preparation therefor . The purchasing price of a dollar today is so much less than it was a few years ago that it would require a violent upheaval , not now in sight , even to approach 3 Influence of the War on Balance - sheets.
... any preparation therefor . The purchasing price of a dollar today is so much less than it was a few years ago that it would require a violent upheaval , not now in sight , even to approach 3 Influence of the War on Balance - sheets.
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in- surance dr . As new policies are taken out , treat these purchases. " Prepaid FIRE INSURANCE RECORD - Continued . MONTHLY PREMIUM CHarges - DebITS TO EXPENSE CREDITS TO " PREPAID INSURANCE ' " Prepaid insurance " bal . at NAME OF ...
in- surance dr . As new policies are taken out , treat these purchases. " Prepaid FIRE INSURANCE RECORD - Continued . MONTHLY PREMIUM CHarges - DebITS TO EXPENSE CREDITS TO " PREPAID INSURANCE ' " Prepaid insurance " bal . at NAME OF ...
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As new policies are taken out , treat these purchases in the same manner as any other purchase , charging them to prepaid insurance , and enter each new policy in the record in the same manner as above described . When entering new ...
As new policies are taken out , treat these purchases in the same manner as any other purchase , charging them to prepaid insurance , and enter each new policy in the record in the same manner as above described . When entering new ...
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... PURCHASE BOOK OR VOUCHER RECORD The purchases consist of the following : piece goods , trim- mings , finished goods , sundry supplies , sponging , sundry expense bills , etc. The purchase book must be designed so as to classify that ...
... PURCHASE BOOK OR VOUCHER RECORD The purchases consist of the following : piece goods , trim- mings , finished goods , sundry supplies , sponging , sundry expense bills , etc. The purchase book must be designed so as to classify that ...
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