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Regulations To Govern The Forms And Recording Of Passes, Prescribed By The Interstate Commerce Commission In Accordance With Section 20 Of The Act To Regulate Commerce, Issue Of 1917, Effective On January 1, 1917, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission Jan 1916

Regulations To Govern The Forms And Recording Of Passes, Prescribed By The Interstate Commerce Commission In Accordance With Section 20 Of The Act To Regulate Commerce, Issue Of 1917, Effective On January 1, 1917, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission

Federal Publications

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System Of Accounts For Retail Merchants, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Robert E. Belt, R. W. Gardiner Jan 1916

System Of Accounts For Retail Merchants, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Robert E. Belt, R. W. Gardiner

Federal Publications

The Federal Trade Commission has found that the majority of retail merchants do not know accurately the cost of conducting their "business and for this reason they are unable to price their goods intelligently. There must he decided improvement in this direction before competition can be placed upon a sound basis and before we can expect a decrease in the heavy business death rate among retail merchants. With the object of aiding retail merchants to improve their accounting methods we have outlined a simple system of accounts which provides for supplying the information necessary to properly direct a retail business. …


Fundamentals Of A Cost System For Manufacturers, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Robert E. Belt, R. W. Gardiner Jan 1916

Fundamentals Of A Cost System For Manufacturers, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Robert E. Belt, R. W. Gardiner

Federal Publications

The Federal Trade Commission has found that an amazing number of manufacturers, particularly the smaller ones, have no adequate system for determining their costs and price their goods arbitrarily. It is evident that there must "be improvement in this direction "before competition can be placed upon a sound economic "basis. With the object of aiding in the improvement of business generally we have endeavored in this pamphlet to show briefly the importance of accurate manufacturing costs and the fundamental principles underlying them. I commend it to your attention and feel satisfied that if you will read it carefully you will …


Interpretations Of Accounting Classifications Embodied In The Uniform Systems Of Accounts For Telephone Companies (Classes A, B, And C), United States. Interstate Commerce Commission Jan 1916

Interpretations Of Accounting Classifications Embodied In The Uniform Systems Of Accounts For Telephone Companies (Classes A, B, And C), United States. Interstate Commerce Commission

Federal Publications

Systems of accounts for telephone companies subject to the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission have been issued under the authority contained in section 20 of the Act to regulate commerce. The Uniform System of Accounts for Class A and Class B Telephone Companies became effective January 1, 1913, and a supplement thereto became effective on January 1, 1915. The Uniform System of Accounts for Class C Telephone Companies became effective on January 1, 1915. This accounting bulletin contains answers to accounting questions which have been raised since the issuance of the systems of accounts and is published in order …


System Of Accounts For Live-Stock Shipping Associations, John R. Humphrey, W. H. Kerr, United States. Department Of Agriculture Jan 1916

System Of Accounts For Live-Stock Shipping Associations, John R. Humphrey, W. H. Kerr, United States. Department Of Agriculture

Federal Publications

The system of accounts devised by the Office of Markets and Rural Organization and described in this bulletin has been so constructed as to meet the requirements of shipping associations under varying conditions at a minimum expenditure of time and bookkeeping effort,1 and is the result of investigations made by the office in cooperation with several live-stock shipping associations in various States where the system is now in successful operation. Special care has been taken to make the method of application as direct as possible and to cut to a minimum the number of forms necessary to do the work …