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Gumption, Anonymous
Accounting Data As A Basis For Administrative Judgment, Anonymous
Accounting Data As A Basis For Administrative Judgment, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Inventories; Depreciation Problem; Foreign Exchange Problem, Anonymous
Inventories; Depreciation Problem; Foreign Exchange Problem, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Theoretical Depreciation, A Menace To The Public And The Investor, Harry B. Cavanugh, George N. Webster
Theoretical Depreciation, A Menace To The Public And The Investor, Harry B. Cavanugh, George N. Webster
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .5, April, 1920, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .5, April, 1920, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Special Bulletin No. 01 (1920, January); Tobacco Manufacture; Automobile Tire Factory; Profits; Depreciation; Bonus And Income Tax; Reserve For Relining Furnaces, American Institute Of Accountants. Library And Bureau Of Information
Special Bulletin No. 01 (1920, January); Tobacco Manufacture; Automobile Tire Factory; Profits; Depreciation; Bonus And Income Tax; Reserve For Relining Furnaces, American Institute Of Accountants. Library And Bureau Of Information
Newsletters
No abstract provided.
Crowded Hour, Anonymous
Suggestions In Relation To Correspondence; Service At Cost; Passing It Along; Spanish Translation, Anonymous
Suggestions In Relation To Correspondence; Service At Cost; Passing It Along; Spanish Translation, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Visit To The Mormons, John Raymond Wildman
Visit To The Mormons, John Raymond Wildman
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Checking Lap-Overs, Anonymous
Haskins & Sells Bulletin, Vol. 03 (1920) [Whole Volume], Haskins & Sells
Haskins & Sells Bulletin, Vol. 03 (1920) [Whole Volume], Haskins & Sells
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Foundry Costs, J. P. Jordan
Foundry Costs, J. P. Jordan
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Many plans of foundry costs have been published and doubtless most of the members of the Association are more or less familiar with them. While it is true that there has been a very large measure of merit in practically everything which has been worked out in connection with this industry, there have, however, been many differences of opinion in respect to the handling of the details. The result has been a great deal of confusion in the minds of those who are seeking a consistent method to follow. This article will be confined to a careful study of the …
Farm Inventories, James Stuart Ball
Regulations To Govern The Destruction Of Records Of Sleeping Car Companies Prescribed By The Interstate Commerce Commission In Accordance With Section 20 Of The Act To Regulate Commerce: Issue Of 1920, Effective On June 1, 1920 (Superseding And Canceling Orders Effective October 1, 1911 And August 1, 1915), United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
Regulations To Govern The Destruction Of Records Of Sleeping Car Companies Prescribed By The Interstate Commerce Commission In Accordance With Section 20 Of The Act To Regulate Commerce: Issue Of 1920, Effective On June 1, 1920 (Superseding And Canceling Orders Effective October 1, 1911 And August 1, 1915), United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
System Of Accounts For Retail Merchants, January, 1920, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
System Of Accounts For Retail Merchants, January, 1920, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
Uniform System Of Accounts For Heating Utilities, Indiana. Public Service Commission
Uniform System Of Accounts For Heating Utilities, Indiana. Public Service Commission
State Publications
Detailed list of accounts for Class A steam generation utilities for state of Indiana. In case any utility finds it impossible or impracticable to keep its accounts with the detail herein prescribed, it should petition the Public Service Commission for authority to consolidate any two or more accounts, accompanying its petition with a statement of the facts which in its judgment make the keeping of the detailed accounts impracticable.
Uniform Accounting System For School Districts, Pennsylvania. Department Of Public Instruction
Uniform Accounting System For School Districts, Pennsylvania. Department Of Public Instruction
State Publications
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .10, September, 1920, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .10, September, 1920, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .8, July, 1920, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .8, July, 1920, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.6 No .1, December, 1920, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.6 No .1, December, 1920, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .3, February, 1920, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.5 No .3, February, 1920, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Farm Bookkeeping, E. H. Thomson, United States. Department Of Agriculture
Farm Bookkeeping, E. H. Thomson, United States. Department Of Agriculture
Federal Publications
Adequate records are necessary to the efficient management of any business. The farmer, to be successful, must be a business man as well as a grower of crops and producer of livestock. As a business man he should have suitable business records. Farmers, as a rule, are highly individualistic in their methods, and farm business conditions vary widely. Accordingly, ready-made systems of farm accounts seldom bring out all the facts that the farmer ought to know. Systems must be developed to fit each man's requirements, and efforts to shape one's needs according to a prepared system not based primarily on …
Classification Of Ledger Accounts For Creameries, George O. Knapp
Classification Of Ledger Accounts For Creameries, George O. Knapp
Federal Publications
In presenting this Classification of Ledger Accounts for Creameries it is the aim of the Bureau of Markets to emphasize the importance of the use of a definite and logical classification of accounts for keeping the financial records of any business and to describe in detail a classification which can be used advantageously by creameries. The use of such a classification is not only a great aid to the bookkeeper in the performance of routine duties, but its consistent use also insures a uniform method of presenting the financial information from year to year regardless of changes in the personnel. …
Suggested Accounting System For Wheat Flour Millers, United States. Food Administration. Milling Division. Auditing Department
Suggested Accounting System For Wheat Flour Millers, United States. Food Administration. Milling Division. Auditing Department
Federal Publications
Following the demand of the United States Food Administration's Milling Division, that all mills operating under the Rules and Regulations, and in Agreement with the United States Food Administration's Milling Division, render to the Statistical Division, Washington, D. C., a Monthly Cost Report, Form, M. D. 1030 C, numerous inquiries have been received from millers' regarding the compilation of the Report, and requests for a general accounting system which would enable them to complete the Cost Report in a satisfactory manner. Many millers have conducted their business without any kind of an accounting system's others have used single entry books …
Accounting For By-Products, National Association Of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Accounting For By-Products, National Association Of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The points covered in this publication may be broadly grouped as follows: 1. The meaning of the term by-product. 2. Sources and classes of by-products. 3. The importance of accounting for by-products in modern industry. 4. General factors affecting by-product accounting. 5. The three chief methods of accounting for by-products. 6. Illustrations of accounting for by-products in certain industries. 7. The advantages and disadvantages of each method. Meaning of the Term By-Product
Tentative Draft Of Proposed Accounting Instructions On The Cattle Business, Part Ii, Institute Of American Meat Packers
Tentative Draft Of Proposed Accounting Instructions On The Cattle Business, Part Ii, Institute Of American Meat Packers
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The slaughter of cattle and the disposition of by-products and dressed meats is essentially a disintegrating or breaking-up operation. The cattle are purchased alive and taken into the slaughter-house, where they are killed and dressed. The by-products from the slaughter of these animals are transferred from the killing floor to the respective by-products departments. The dressed carcasses of beef are transferred from the killing floor to the cooler, where they are chilled until the animal heat has entirely disappeared. These carcasses are then disposed of from the cooler through the following channels: Consignments to selling agencies; Direct sale to customers; …
Tentative Draft Of Proposed Accounting Instructions On The Hog Business: Part Iii, Institute Of American Meat Packers
Tentative Draft Of Proposed Accounting Instructions On The Hog Business: Part Iii, Institute Of American Meat Packers
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
For test purposes some packers figure the cost of the hog carcass or lot of hog carcasses in a manner somewhat similar to that by which dressed cost of beef is figured. This dressed cost is then compared with the market value of the various parts into which the carcasses are cut in order to determine the profit or loss at which the hogs are cutting out. Other packers prefer to compare the market value of all the various parts into which the hog is cut, including all killing and miscellaneous by-products, with the actual live cost of hogs in …
Uniform Cost Accounting System, Robert E. Belt, Association Of Manufacturers Of Chilled Car Wheels
Uniform Cost Accounting System, Robert E. Belt, Association Of Manufacturers Of Chilled Car Wheels
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
An examination of the cost accounting systems of the members of the Association shows that a variety of widely different methods of cost accounting are used to ascertain the cost of producing car wheels. This is especially true with respect to methods of handling old wheels received through exchange contracts; to methods of distributing general plant expense and administrative and general overhead expense where products in addition to car wheels are manufactured; to methods of handling depreciation; failed wheels; replacements of pattern and flask equipment; and to methods of classifying cost information.
Manual Of Cost Reporting, North Carolina Pine Association
Manual Of Cost Reporting, North Carolina Pine Association
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
As a result of the several meetings held, during the early part of 1917, by the manufacturers of North Carolina Pine Lumber, a general demand was evident that definite action be taken whereby all mills could adjust their accounting methods, to such an extent as appeared necessary, in order that accurate and uniform or standardized costs would be available periodically.
Standardized Card Of Accounts For The Iron Mining Industry, Iron Ore Mining Accountants Association
Standardized Card Of Accounts For The Iron Mining Industry, Iron Ore Mining Accountants Association
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The main purpose of the committee was to devise a standard card of accounts which would control the general or face cost sheet of all iron mining operations in order that each general cost sheet may be strictly comparable in all of the items appearing on it with each and every other general cost sheet. Whatever may be the departure from the details of the system here presented, it is desired that the items on the general cost sheet shall conform to those on the general or face cost sheet presented in the classification. If this is done, the difficulties …