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Editorial, A. P. Richardson

Journal of Accountancy

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Journal Of Accountancy, January 1926, Vol. 41 Issue 1 [Whole Issue From Bound Volume], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

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What Will You Do After Graduation?, American Institute Of Accountants

Examinations and Study

College graduates may be classified in three groups comprising respectively those who intend to enter the so-called learned professions, such as engineering, medicine, writing, etc.; those who are "going into business"; and the fortunate few who have the time and the money to supplement their college education with further study. This booklet is written for all three classes to tell them something of the profession of accountancy which offers opportunity for an honorable and remunerative career.

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Examination [1926], Virginia State Board Of Accountancy

State Publications

The examination consists of Commercial Law, Practical Accounting --Part I, Theory of Accounts, Practical Accounting--Part II, and Auditing.

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Loose-Leaf Accounting In Foreign Countries, Guerra Everett

Federal Publications

Notwithstanding the fact that by their nature loose-leaf bookkeeping devices are difficult to control by patent and hence are manufactured in great variety in many parts of the world, it is gratifying to note that American products of this sort hold a dominant position in the principal markets, attributable largely to their superior workmanship, finish, and mechanical excellence. The installation of various office appliances and the introduction of loose-leaf bookkeeping systems are obviously interdependent, as the habit of using the one creates a demand for the other. It is important, therefore, to ascertain the extent of legal provisions which inhibit …

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Book Shop Accounts And Records, Cedric R. Crowell

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

To successfully operate any business, there are certain records and accounts which must be kept so that the proprietor or his manager can at any time make a survey of the business and proceed with his plans on the basis of facts plus imagination, instead of imagination only. The general retail book business is no exception, and a retail book shop will become increasingly profitable as proper records are made and studied, pertaining to sales, investment, inventory, cost of operation, and revenue. The usual principles of good bookkeeping apply, of course, to a book shop. If he is not already …

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Financial Control And Accounting For A Chamber Of Commerce, Chamber Of Commerce Of The United States Of America

Individual and Corporate Publications

For some time we have been keenly aware that accounting, record keeping, and methods of financial administration of a considerable number of chambers of commerce could be improved. This pamphlet is designed for this purpose. Part I presents the steps to be taken, the forms to be used, and the methods to be employed in handling the financial matters of a chamber of commerce in a business-like and orderly way. Particularly do we want to stress in this connection the importance of a carefully devised budget practice, which is fully discussed in this section of the pamphlet. Part II describes …

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