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Department Of Practical Accounting, John R. Wildman

Journal of Accountancy

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Journal Of Accountancy, February 1912 Vol. 13 Issue 2 [Whole Issue], American Association Of Public Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

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Cost Reports For Executives As A Means Of Plant Control, Benjamin A. Franklin

Individual and Corporate Publications

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Legal Department, Charles W. Gerstenberg

Journal of Accountancy

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Office And Accounting System For The Accounting Profession, Walter C. Wright

Individual and Corporate Publications

In taking up the question of accounting methods for professional accountants, we must needs advance cautiously, for we are addressing our colleagues, and they may regard our suggestions as superfluous, but we may proceed boldly, for we are speaking to ourselves, and we know our deficiencies. A milliner is frequently so busily engaged in decorating the heads of other women that she neglects a reasonable attention to her own. The cobbler's children are still faulty in their footwear, and the physician has yet to heal himself. There are frequently, we presume, personal or professional considerations which determine the principals or …

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Cost Finding In The Cloak And Suit Industry, Philip Frankel, National Cloak, Suit, & Skirt Manufacturers' Association. Welfare Committee, Morris A. Black

Individual and Corporate Publications

How can the man making cloaks reduce his expenses, reduce his costs? This is the practical question. If a cost system does not help him to do this it is no good, time and money are wasted keeping it up. In order to find out where money can be saved, we divide all expenses under three general divisions: Materials, Labor, Charges. But it is important to know whether as to all garments which item costs most, materials or labor or charges. In the cloak business the chief item of expense is materials not labor or charges, and usually materials constitute …

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Circular Nos. 1-10 (May1, 1912-Jun2 12, 1912); Bulletin Nos. 1-9 (April 12, 1912-June 10, 1912); Instructions For Use Of Agent's Cash Book, Wells Fargo & Co. Accounting Department, J. W. Newlean

Individual and Corporate Publications

The titles of the cirulcars are: No.1 Inventory of Equipment, June 1, 1912, 12 O'Clock Noon; No. 2 Agents' Monthly Balance Sheets; No. 3 Fidelity Bonds; No. 4 Foreign Postal Remittances; No. 5 Joint Vouchers, Wells Fargo & Co. and Western Express Company; No. 6 Waybills Reported on Supplementary Statements; No. 7 J.H. Addicks appointed Auditor of Express Receipts; No. 8 Daily Audit of Cash in Hands of Assistant Treasurer; No. 9 Paid Money Orders, Travelers and C.O.D. Checks; No. 10 Analysis of Unadjusted Items. Bulletin titles are: No. 1 Accounting Instructions -- Bulletins and Circulars; No. 2 Subscription lists; …

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