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Pace Student, Vol.5 No .8, July, 1920, Pace & Pace Jan 1920

Pace Student, Vol.5 No .8, July, 1920, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.5 No .4, March, 1920, Pace & Pace Jan 1920

Pace Student, Vol.5 No .4, March, 1920, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.5 No .3, February, 1920, Pace & Pace Jan 1920

Pace Student, Vol.5 No .3, February, 1920, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.5 No .12, November, 1920, Pace & Pace Jan 1920

Pace Student, Vol.5 No .12, November, 1920, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Farm Bookkeeping, E. H. Thomson, United States. Department Of Agriculture Jan 1920

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 Jan 1920

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. …


Accounting For By-Products, National Association Of Cost Accountants. Research Department Jan 1920

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


Uniform Cost Accounting System, Robert E. Belt, Association Of Manufacturers Of Chilled Car Wheels Jan 1920

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.


United Typothetae Of America Standard Cost-Finding System; Principles And General Information Regarding The Use Of The Standard Cost-Find System Together With A List Of Operations In The Various Departments Of The Printing Business, Classified To Show The Productive And Non-Productive Items, United Typothetae Of America. Committee On Education Jan 1920

United Typothetae Of America Standard Cost-Finding System; Principles And General Information Regarding The Use Of The Standard Cost-Find System Together With A List Of Operations In The Various Departments Of The Printing Business, Classified To Show The Productive And Non-Productive Items, United Typothetae Of America. Committee On Education

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

The Standard Cost Finding System is a method of cost finding made standard by the adoption, at the International Cost Congress in 1909 and endorsed by each succeeding convention of the United Ty-pothetae of America, of a set of principles upon which the system is based. The system is primarily for the use of printers, and through its installation and operation they are enabled to ascertain the cost of an hour's work in the various departments, the cost of each piece of work produced, and the cost of all the factors entering into the production of printing.


Uniform System Of Accounts For Counties Prescribed Under Authority Of Article 3 Of The General Municipal Law, Eugene M. Travis, New York (State). Bureau Of Municipal Accounts Jan 1920

Uniform System Of Accounts For Counties Prescribed Under Authority Of Article 3 Of The General Municipal Law, Eugene M. Travis, New York (State). Bureau Of Municipal Accounts

State Publications

Section 36 of the General Municipal Law makes it the duty of the State Comptroller to formulate and prescribe a uniform system of accounts for each class of municipalities named in article 3 of that act. One of these classes includes all the counties in the State, except those comprising the city of New York. In addition to prescribing a system, he is authorized to direct its installation by any one or more of the municipal corporations comprising such class.


Uniform System Of Accounts For Class D Telephone Companies, Kansas. Court Of Industrial Relations Jan 1920

Uniform System Of Accounts For Class D Telephone Companies, Kansas. Court Of Industrial Relations

State Publications

There follows a classification of accounts which the Court of Industrial Relations has prescribed for the use of telephone utilities whose average annual operating revenues amount to $3,000 and not over $10,000. There is also contained herein a suggested plan for the bookkeeping that will conform to the classification. This plan of bookkeeping is only suggested, and any telephone utility may follow its own wishes as to the recording of the transactions, so long as the accounts that are prescribed herein are properly kept. Utilities now using a subscribers' ledger, subscribers' tickets, checks, etc., that are satisfactory may continue to …


Co-Operative Accounting; Part I. Store Records And Accounts; Part Ii. Co-Operative Book Keeping, Ernest C. Cheel, Henry F. Christensen Jan 1920

Co-Operative Accounting; Part I. Store Records And Accounts; Part Ii. Co-Operative Book Keeping, Ernest C. Cheel, Henry F. Christensen

Individual and Corporate Publications

It is evident that to be able to have complete information and analysis of the business condition of your Co-operative, in all its phases at almost a moment's notice, is more advantageous than getting such information at the end of a period. With the employment of the system hereinafter described, it is possible for the manager of the store and the Control Committee to keep their fingers on the business pulse of their society at all times. It is worthy of note that by this system an efficient Control Committee can know as much or more about the business than …


Ernst & Ernst, Ernst & Ernst Jan 1920

Ernst & Ernst, Ernst & Ernst

Individual and Corporate Publications

This little booklet gives something of the history and tradtion of Ernst &Ernst. It is printed especially that the new members of our staff may have a clearer conception of the ideals of our organization, its aims and aspirations. (Donor letter is in boxno. 0409) Original item in Boxno. 0409


Practical Application Of Cost Work To Management, B. E. Hutchinson Jan 1920

Practical Application Of Cost Work To Management, B. E. Hutchinson

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.


Cost Accounting In The Chain Industry, F. W. Hilditch Jan 1920

Cost Accounting In The Chain Industry, F. W. Hilditch

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Journal Of Accountancy, January 1920 Vol. 29 Issue 1 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants Jan 1920

Journal Of Accountancy, January 1920 Vol. 29 Issue 1 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


December 17, 1919, The Mississippian Dec 1919

December 17, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


December 10, 1919, The Mississippian Dec 1919

December 10, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


December 3, 1919, The Mississippian Dec 1919

December 3, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Renewal Costs And Business Profits In Relation To Rising Prices, John Bauer Dec 1919

Renewal Costs And Business Profits In Relation To Rising Prices, John Bauer

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Journal Of Accountancy, December 1919, Vol. 28 Issue 6 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants Dec 1919

Journal Of Accountancy, December 1919, Vol. 28 Issue 6 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


November 26, 1919, The Mississippian Nov 1919

November 26, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


November 19, 1919, The Mississippian Nov 1919

November 19, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


November 12, 1919, The Mississippian Nov 1919

November 12, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Depreciation And Depletion In Relation To Invested Capital, William B. Gower Nov 1919

Depreciation And Depletion In Relation To Invested Capital, William B. Gower

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


October 15, 1919, The Mississippian Oct 1919

October 15, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


October 8, 1919, The Mississippian Oct 1919

October 8, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Students' Department, Seymour Walton, H. A. Finney Oct 1919

Students' Department, Seymour Walton, H. A. Finney

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


September 24, 1919, The Mississippian Sep 1919

September 24, 1919, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Duties Of A Factory Cost Accountant, Lee Heyer White Sep 1919

Duties Of A Factory Cost Accountant, Lee Heyer White

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.