Business Commons^™

Government Accounting In China, J. Stephen Nom Lee Apr 1936

Social Security: Seven Billion Dollars A Year, Eric A. Camman Apr 1936

Institute Examination In Law, Spencer Gordon Apr 1936

Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library Apr 1936

Book Reviews, Norman G. Chambers, W. H. Lawton Apr 1936

Journal Of Accountancy, April 1936, Vol. 61 Issue 4 [Whole Issue From Bound Volume], American Institute Of Accountants Apr 1936

Accounting Questions: Surplus Accountants In A Municipal Balance-Sheet, American Institute Of Accountants. Bureau Of Information Apr 1936

Letter From James F. Hughes, President, New York State Society Of Certified Public Accountants, To Col. Robert H. Montgomery, Cpa, President, Aia, Re: Copy Of Resolution Adopted Today By The Board Of Directors Of The Nysscpa, Proposing The Merger Of The American Institute Of Accountants And The American Society Of Cpas., James F. Hughes, New York State Society Of Certified Public Accountants Apr 1936

Students’ Department, H. P. Baumann Apr 1936

Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, To Members Of The Special Committee On Development Of The Institute, Re: Mailing Of The 1935 Year-Book Of The Institute To All Members And Associates. March 24, 1936, John L. Carey Mar 1936

Letters From P. S. Young, Vice President, Public Service Corporation Of New Jersey; Ernest N. Wood, Esq., Niles & Niles; And A. P. Richardson, Editor, The Journal Of Accountancy Re: Six Subscriptions To The Journal Of Accountancy For Public Service Corporation Of New Jersey., P. S. Young, Ernest N. Wood, A. P. Richardson Mar 1936

Letters From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants; Ernest N. Wood, Esq., Niles & Niles Re: New Administration In Canada Indicating A Desire To Reciprocate With The United States In Commercial Affairs., John L. Carey, Ernest N. Wood Mar 1936

Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, To Members Of Council Of Aia, Re: Official Call For Meeting Of Council On April 13, 1936, And Solicitation Of Suggestions From Council Members As To Matters To Be Discussed. March 12, 1936, John L. Carey Mar 1936

Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, To Secretaries Of State Boards Of Accountancy, Re: Invitation To State Boards To Participate In Plan Of Co-Operation In Examinations, Which Covers Use Of The Institute's Questions And The Services Of Its Examiners In Grading The Papers. March 11, 1936, John L. Carey Mar 1936

Letter From Charles H. Towns, Chairman, Committee On State Legislation, American Institute Of Accountants, To Presidents Of State Societies Of Certified Public Accountants Re: Eight Bills Introduced In 1935 Sessions Of State Legislatures Which Would Have Lowered The Standards Of The Cpa Certificate., Charles H. Towns Mar 1936

Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, To Presidents Of State Societies Of Cpas, Re: Reprint Of An Article Which Appeared In Recent Issue Of "Domestic Commerce," Published By The Bureau Of Foreign And Domestic Commerce, United States Department Of Commerce, Related To The Natural Business Year. March 2, 1936, John L. Carey Mar 1936

Editorial, A. P. Richardson Mar 1936

Influence Of Accounting On The Development Of An Economy, George O. May Mar 1936

Special Problems In Accounting For Capital Assets, Maurice E. Peloubet Mar 1936

Cooperation Of Accountants With Bench And Bar, Walter A. Staub Mar 1936

Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library Mar 1936

Book Review, Maurice E. Peloubet Mar 1936

Students’ Department, H. P. Baumann Mar 1936

“A New Competitor Of Business”, Robert O. Bonnell Mar 1936

Journal Of Accountancy, March 1936 Vol. 61 Issue 3 [Whole Issue ], American Institute Of Accountants Mar 1936

Letter From E. M. Tourtelot, President, Robert Morris Associates, To John L. Carey, Secretary, Aia, Re: Importance Of Cpa Credential Being Given Only After Proper Written Examinations Are Passed. February 24, 1936, E. M. Tourtelot Feb 1936

Letter From Spencer Gordon, Of Covington, Burling, Rublee, Acheson & Shorb, Washington, Dc, To John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, Re: Answering A Communication From Charles H. Towns In Reference To A Certain Form 40 Presented To His Firm By Representatives Of The Bureau Of The Census. February 21, 1936, Spencer Gordon Feb 1936

Form Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, To Members And Associates Of The American Institute Of Accountants Re: The Natural Business Years Of Various Industries., John L. Carey Feb 1936

Letter From T. J. Coolidge, Acting Secretary Of The U. S. Treasury, To John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute Of Accountants, Re: Extensive Examination Requirement For Cpas Who Have Acquired Their Certificate By Waiver, In Order To Practice Before The Treasury Department. February 13, 1936, T. J. Coolidge Feb 1936

Letter From John M. Landis, Chairman, Securities And Exchange Commission, To John L. Carey, Secretary, Aia, Re: Need For Accountants To Be Highly-Qualified In Order To Support The Objectives Of The Securities And Exchange Commission. February 13, 1936, James M. Landis Feb 1936