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Pace Student, Vol.6 No .4, March, 1921, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.6 No .4, March, 1921, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Rules Governing The Classification Of Steam Railway Employees And Reports Of Their Service And Compensation, Effective On July 1, 1921, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
Rules Governing The Classification Of Steam Railway Employees And Reports Of Their Service And Compensation, Effective On July 1, 1921, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Publications
No abstract provided.
Bibliography Of Cost Books, National Association Of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Bibliography Of Cost Books, National Association Of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
In presenting this bibliography of cost books to our members there are certain points which ought to be emphasized. In the first place the bibliography is restricted to books. We have purposely omitted pamphlets and other material. There is a considerable quantity of such material in circulation and we hope at a later date to issue a supplementary bibliography covering pamphlets and other literature of this type. In the second place, no attempt has been made to indicate the relative value of the books listed. We hope to issue shortly a selected reading list which will indicate the sources of …
Cost Accounting In The Laundry Industry, Fred Elliott
Cost Accounting In The Laundry Industry, Fred Elliott
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The laundry industry, according to the 1914 census, occupied eighth place as to number of establishments and fourteenth place as to number of wage earners. The laundry industry has been extremely defcient in respect to both general and cost accounting, although it is an important and rapidly growing industry. The installation of a general accounting system usually reveals the existence of large and preventable waste. In some cases the productive labor cost is found to be too high; in others, too much fuel is being burned; in many cases the collection and delivery expenses are excessive; and generally an extravagant …
Some Cost Problems In The Hawaiian Sugar Industry, F. A. Haenisch
Some Cost Problems In The Hawaiian Sugar Industry, F. A. Haenisch
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
It is not the intention of this article to present a complete cost system, nor to give a detailed description of the various cost accounts which are used in the Hawaiian sugar industry, but rather to outline some of the many and varied problems of the industry which exercise a direct influence upon the cost accounting procedure. It will be found, for example, that the human factor has a much more important influence on costs and cost procedure than is generally the case in other industries, because the laborer and his family are practically wards of the employer, and their …
What Makes Good Management?, Casket Manufacturers Association Of America. Committee On Management And Cost Developments, L. S. Ashley
What Makes Good Management?, Casket Manufacturers Association Of America. Committee On Management And Cost Developments, L. S. Ashley
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Wherever cost finding has failed to produce expected results, the failure has been that of management, not that of information. Costs are a basic part of the information requisite for the safe and intelligent conduct of business, but it is evident that cost information is of little value unless it is used by management as a guide to action. Hence comes the emphasis on management in the present work of the Committee. Management is the big question of the day in business. The Association is seeking earnestly and persistently to focus the attention of its members on management and to …
What Is Wrong With Cost Accounting?, G. Charter Harrison
What Is Wrong With Cost Accounting?, G. Charter Harrison
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Attention has often been drawn by accountants and others to the failure of a large percentage of manufacturers to adopt the methods of cost accounting approved by the majority of professional accountants, but as far as the writer knows these criticisms invariably have been directed at the manufacturer and not at cost methods themselves. It does not seem to have occurred to these critics that if a large body of intelligent and practical men consistently refuse to introduce the recognized methods of cost accounting, this refusal may be due not to a lack of progressiveness but to a deliberate judgment …
Purchase Orders And Purchase Records, Homer N. Sweet
Purchase Orders And Purchase Records, Homer N. Sweet
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The writer has recently collected information concerning the purchasing policies and methods of seven industrial corporations. Four of these companies would rank among the largest and best organized in this country and the others are representative concerns in their respective fields. It is well to look to the methods of the largest corporations for examples of efficient practice, for such companies have been more successful generally in developing the simplest and most effectual means of organization. Despite the fact that the requirements of large corporations are necessarily far more varied, their methods are usually applicable in principle to smaller concerns.
Coal Production Costs, R. W. Gardiner
Coal Production Costs, R. W. Gardiner
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
In the management of a coal producing business there are three departments which need and should use the information supplied by a proper accounting system, and the needs and uses of the two departments of lesser importance must give way to the needs and uses of the one of prime importance. To my mind the department of prime importance is the operating department. An operating department which does not have the proper information is absolutely at sea. The head of the operating department may know that his product is costing too much money but he cannot put his finger on …
Cost Accounting For Public Utilities, E. D. Bistline
Cost Accounting For Public Utilities, E. D. Bistline
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Cost accounting for public utilities is much broader in its scope and more intricate than cost accounting for a manufacturing concern, in that public utilities sell service instead of a manufactured product, and in rendering this service are regulated, or, in a sense, governed by Federal and state regulations imposed upon them. These regulations often limit and restrict the utility from collecting a fair return for the service rendered. In many instances utilities do not have an adequate system of accounting installed to show the true cost of rendering service, and it is difficult for them to defend what they …
System Of Uniform Cost Finding For Paving Brick Manufacturers, National Paving Brick Manufacturers Association. Committee On Uniform Cost Finding
System Of Uniform Cost Finding For Paving Brick Manufacturers, National Paving Brick Manufacturers Association. Committee On Uniform Cost Finding
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
No abstract provided.
Standard Cost System For Wholesale Opticians, C. E. Knoeppel & Co., Knoeppel (C. E.) & Co., American Association Of Wholesale Opticians
Standard Cost System For Wholesale Opticians, C. E. Knoeppel & Co., Knoeppel (C. E.) & Co., American Association Of Wholesale Opticians
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
No abstract provided.
Department Store Accounts; Part I: Instruction Paper, Charles A. Sweetland
Department Store Accounts; Part I: Instruction Paper, Charles A. Sweetland
Individual and Corporate Publications
It will be seen that the accounting for a business as varied as a department store, where the necessity exists for arriving at the profit of each department separately, must be very comprehensive, and, in consideration of the vast amount of detail, it must be as simple and easy to handle as possible. Each department treated as a separate enterprise must be charged with its purchases, with the cost of its operation, its pro rata of expense for advertising, floor-walkers, managers, rent, light, heat, and other general expenses, and credited with its sales, cash, c. o. d., and charge. Thus …
Tentative Basis For Proposing Final Settlements Under Section 209 Of The Transportation Act, 1920; Tentative Basis For Proposing Settlements Under Section 209 Of The Transportation Act, 1920, W. A. Colston
Individual and Corporate Publications
First, our rule is that in fixing the maximum amounts to be included in operating expenses for maintenance under the guaranty of section 209 of the Transportation Act, 1920, we will, as far as practicable, under the accounting test established by the proviso of section 5 of the standard contract, fix such amounts as would have resulted during the guaranty period in the same amount, character and durability of physical reparation as was applied to the respective carrier properties, during an average six months of the test period, three years ending June 30, 1917, making due allowance for differences in …
Your Market Value, Horatio N. Drury
Your Market Value, Horatio N. Drury
Individual and Corporate Publications
Young men desiring to improve their prospects for advancement and to properly equip themselves for a business career frequently come to me for advice. Ever since I have become acquainted with the excellent service you are rendering young men, through the Pace Courses in Accountancy and Business Administration, I have invariably advised the applicant to take the Pace Courses as one of the means for increasing his knowledge, and thus equipping himself to play a larger part in the game of life and to command a greater return for his personal services.
Supplementing The Work Of Cost System Installation, Robert Atkins
Supplementing The Work Of Cost System Installation, Robert Atkins
Individual and Corporate Publications
WITH increased knowledge on the subject of cost finding, there can be no doubt that the work of devising and installing cost systems will measure up to higher standards. This condition will tend towards the more profitable and efficient conduct of business, and the more rapidly this knowledge is disseminated throughout the business world, the earlier its benefits will be obtained. Nowadays, converts to scientific methods of cost finding are not infrequently made of entire branches of industry and the advantages of a uniform cost system to all the manufacturers in a certain line of industry are at once apparent. …
You Can't Judge Your Business By The Past Three Years, Elijah Watt Sells
You Can't Judge Your Business By The Past Three Years, Elijah Watt Sells
Individual and Corporate Publications
At least seventy-five per cent of all concerns started, fail. I have verified this statement by calling on an authority in such matters. It is as nearly correct as is possible. Men who start out in business seem to know so little about it that it is a wonder even so large a proportion as twenty-five per cent succeeds. Among our clients are all kinds of companies, from very small concerns up to railways, cities, and even Governments. Big companies fail in almost the same proportion as smaller ones; but their affairs are so complicated that it is difficult to …
Certified Public Accountants As The Health Officers Of Industry Should Advertise Their Services, William Cushing Bamburgh
Certified Public Accountants As The Health Officers Of Industry Should Advertise Their Services, William Cushing Bamburgh
Individual and Corporate Publications
Professionals should not advertise individually, but they may do so collectively. Publicity campaigns descriptive of the position which the professional holds in the community and which the professional work of the doctor, lawyer, engineer, architect, health expert, certified public accountant holds in the condition of the community, should be carried on for the enlightenment of the people and for the assurance of the general mind of the community. Professionals who are equipped to certify to the healthy condition of individuals or associations of individuals are also equipped to certify to the healthy condition of the city or town in which …
Overhead Expenses: How To Distribute Them In Good And Bad Times, Chamber Of Commerce Of The United States Of America. Fabricated Production Department
Overhead Expenses: How To Distribute Them In Good And Bad Times, Chamber Of Commerce Of The United States Of America. Fabricated Production Department
Individual and Corporate Publications
No abstract provided.
Advanced Accounting Problems, John T. Madden, Arthur H. Rosenkampff, William W. Douglas, New York University. School Of Commerce, Accounts And Finance
Advanced Accounting Problems, John T. Madden, Arthur H. Rosenkampff, William W. Douglas, New York University. School Of Commerce, Accounts And Finance
Individual and Corporate Publications
No abstract provided.
Lumber Manufacturing Accounts, Arthur Francis Jones
Lumber Manufacturing Accounts, Arthur Francis Jones
Individual and Corporate Publications
No abstract provided.
Construction Costs, W. W. Connor, Aberthaw Construction Company
Construction Costs, W. W. Connor, Aberthaw Construction Company
Individual and Corporate Publications
No abstract provided.
Depreciation: Its Treatment In Production, Chamber Of Commerce Of The United States Of America. Fabricated Production Department, E. W. Mccullough
Depreciation: Its Treatment In Production, Chamber Of Commerce Of The United States Of America. Fabricated Production Department, E. W. Mccullough
Individual and Corporate Publications
Depreciation attempts to measure the effect of time and production on physical properties and equipment and to record the results in dollars and cents. This computation can not be exact because the elements affecting depreciation are many and their relative importance difficult to determine. The use and character of property, its maintenance, the quality of installation, and often local conditions variously modify the life of property, while an unexpected industrial advance may suddenly terminate the usefulness of property and completely upset depreciation calculations.
Report Of Special Committee On Professional Advancement, American Institute Of Accountants
Report Of Special Committee On Professional Advancement, American Institute Of Accountants
American Institute of Accountants
No abstract provided.
Steamship Operating And Terminal Costs, Joseph J. Mulhern
Steamship Operating And Terminal Costs, Joseph J. Mulhern
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
One of the most vital questions before the Congress of the United States at the present time is the ship subsidy bill and for this reason a discussion of the cost of operating and maintaining a fleet of steamships may be appropriate. In order to cover the important phases of the business, it is assumed that the fleet consists of a large number of passenger steamships and freight vessels, and that the company owns its own docks and terminals. Some of the most difficult problems are encountered in endeavoring to distinguish between freight and passenger charges and in the equitable …
Some Phases Of Cost Accounting In The Chemical Industry, C. B. E. Rosen
Some Phases Of Cost Accounting In The Chemical Industry, C. B. E. Rosen
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Cost Accounting in the chemical industry presents many interesting phases of both process costs and production order costs. This article, however, deals chiefly with process costs. In some classes of chemical plants the process cost system is the prevailing type of cost system; in others, the production order type. Since some of the detailed work in the cost department of any business is more or less similar, such work is not described in this article but only the principal features of the cost accounts in a chemical concern. In a chemical plant the cost accountant should furnish such principal facts …
Some Problems In The Actual Installation Of Cost Systems, H. G. Crockett
Some Problems In The Actual Installation Of Cost Systems, H. G. Crockett
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Many books have been written on the subject of cost accounting, but generally the chief object has been to establish fixed principles, describe various forms and methods in considerable detail, and to set forth the many reasons why every manufacturer should have a good cost accounting practice. This article will forego all such discussion, and will be confined to an outline of the more important problems that must be solved during the installation of a cost system, and of the factors that should be considered in arriving at the solution of those problems. Many cost systems have failed to accomplish …
Standardization Of Basis For Rates, American Warehousemen’S Association. Cold Storage Divsion. Central Bureau Committee
Standardization Of Basis For Rates, American Warehousemen’S Association. Cold Storage Divsion. Central Bureau Committee
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
No abstract provided.
December 8, 1920, The Mississippian
December 8, 1920, The Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Announcements, American Institute Of Accountants
Announcements, American Institute Of Accountants
Journal of Accountancy
No abstract provided.