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C.P.A. Examination Questions Set By The Minnesota State Board Of Accountancy, Minnesota. State Board Of Accountancy
C.P.A. Examination Questions Set By The Minnesota State Board Of Accountancy, Minnesota. State Board Of Accountancy
State Publications
Fourth examination, November, 1913
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Gas Corporations, Arizona Corporation Commission
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Gas Corporations, Arizona Corporation Commission
State Publications
That the Uniform Classification of Accounts and detailed text or instructions annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof, be used and adopted by all gas corporations doing business in the State of Arizona on or before the 1st day of January, 1914, and until the further order of the Commission in the premises made and provided.
Classification Of Accounts Effective January 1, 1913, Pittsburgh (Pa.). Board Of Public Education
Classification Of Accounts Effective January 1, 1913, Pittsburgh (Pa.). Board Of Public Education
State Publications
CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS Item No. 1: Salaries, Item No. 2: Supplies and Expenses (Operation and Maintenance). Item No. 3: Outlays (Land, Buildings and Equipment). Item No. 4: Debt Service (Payment of Principal and Interest on Borrowed Money). Item No. 5: Contingent Fund. Item No. 6: Refunds (Tax and Tuition Refunds).
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Street Railways, Montana. Public Service Commission
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Street Railways, Montana. Public Service Commission
State Publications
This classification of accounts follows closely the classification prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission for electric railways. Where departures have been made it was with the intent to more clearly show conditions in this state, or, in an endeavor to simplify the accounts without, however, in any way interfering with their integrity. Owing to the difference in size of railways, it is possible that a more detailed classification than that herein prescribed may be desired, in which event such additional detailed accounts, as may be deemed advisable may be opened, but they must not be rearranged or combined in any …