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Bulletin, 1924-25, American Institute Of Accountants Jan 1924

Bulletin, 1924-25, American Institute Of Accountants

Newsletters

No abstract provided.


Reports Of Two Kinds, Anonymous Jan 1924

Reports Of Two Kinds, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Natural Business Year And Thirteen Other Themes; Natural Business Year For Inventories And Fiscal Closings. July, 1921; You Can't Judge Your Business By The Past Three Years. March, 1921; Certified Public Accountancy As A Profession. September 16, 1915; Accounting Profession--Its Demands And Its Future. September 29, 1915; Cost Accounting. November 29, 1909; Accountant Of 1917. February 2, 1907; What Shall Be Bone To Put Education For Accountancy On A Professional Basis?--A Symposium. January, 1907; Inaugural Address. October 24, 1906; Certified Quarterly Statements Advocated For Corporations. July 11, 1914; Publicity Of Financial Affairs Of Corporation. August 2, 1911; Corporate Management Compared With Government Control. January 20, 1908; Why Not Lessen The Evils Of Present Taxation? July 13, 1921; Plan For International Peace. January 11, 1915; Proposed Plan For Handling Interline Freight Claims. December 31, 1904, Elijah Watt Sells Jan 1924

Natural Business Year And Thirteen Other Themes; Natural Business Year For Inventories And Fiscal Closings. July, 1921; You Can't Judge Your Business By The Past Three Years. March, 1921; Certified Public Accountancy As A Profession. September 16, 1915; Accounting Profession--Its Demands And Its Future. September 29, 1915; Cost Accounting. November 29, 1909; Accountant Of 1917. February 2, 1907; What Shall Be Bone To Put Education For Accountancy On A Professional Basis?--A Symposium. January, 1907; Inaugural Address. October 24, 1906; Certified Quarterly Statements Advocated For Corporations. July 11, 1914; Publicity Of Financial Affairs Of Corporation. August 2, 1911; Corporate Management Compared With Government Control. January 20, 1908; Why Not Lessen The Evils Of Present Taxation? July 13, 1921; Plan For International Peace. January 11, 1915; Proposed Plan For Handling Interline Freight Claims. December 31, 1904, Elijah Watt Sells

Haskins and Sells Publications

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Drums And Drummers' Accessories Catalog "M", Leedy Manufacturing Company Jan 1924

Drums And Drummers' Accessories Catalog "M", Leedy Manufacturing Company

Leedy Manufacturing Company

No abstract provided.


How May We Improve The Quality Of Our Service To Clients?, Enoch L. Kincaid Jan 1924

How May We Improve The Quality Of Our Service To Clients?, Enoch L. Kincaid

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Neglected Income Statement, Anonymous Jan 1924

Neglected Income Statement, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Prize Essays, Anonymous Jan 1924

Prize Essays, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Elijah Watt Sells Scholarship Fund [News Items], Anonymous Jan 1924

Elijah Watt Sells Scholarship Fund [News Items], Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


As To Obsolescence, Anonymous Jan 1924

As To Obsolescence, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Book Review [News Items], Anonymous Jan 1924

Book Review [News Items], Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


News Items, Anonymous Jan 1924

News Items, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Book Review, Anonymous Jan 1924

Book Review, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Historical Review Of The American Institute Of Accountants, American Institute Of Accountants Jan 1924

Historical Review Of The American Institute Of Accountants, American Institute Of Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

No abstract provided.


Bulletin 118 - Pigs And Pig Raising, P. G. Hampshire Jan 1924

Bulletin 118 - Pigs And Pig Raising, P. G. Hampshire

Bulletins 1 - 2999

The importance of the development of pig-raising as one of the primary industries of Western Australia cannot be too greatly stressed.

In Western Australia we have a deficiency in production of bacon and hams equal nearly £200.00 per annum. When this exceedingly profitable market has been satisfied, export markets are geographically very favourable to Western Australia pig raisers as compared to the rest of Australia.


Directory Of Theamerican Society Of Certified Public Accountants, June 1, 1924, American Society Of Certified Public Accountants Jan 1924

Directory Of Theamerican Society Of Certified Public Accountants, June 1, 1924, American Society Of Certified Public Accountants

AICPA Committees

No abstract provided.


Report Of Committee On Public Affairs To The Council Of The American Institute Of Accountants, American Institute Of Accountants. Committee On Public Affairs Jan 1924

Report Of Committee On Public Affairs To The Council Of The American Institute Of Accountants, American Institute Of Accountants. Committee On Public Affairs

American Institute of Accountants

No abstract provided.


Uniform Accounting System For School Cities And Towns: A Handbook Of Instructions, Lawrence F. Orr, Indiana. State Board Of Accounts., Indiana. State Board Of Public Instruction Jan 1924

Uniform Accounting System For School Cities And Towns: A Handbook Of Instructions, Lawrence F. Orr, Indiana. State Board Of Accounts., Indiana. State Board Of Public Instruction

State Publications

The State Board of Accounts in collaboration with the State Department of Public Instruction, co-operating with an advisory committee of the Indiana City and Town Superintendents' Association, have worked out in detail an accouting system designed to provide an adequate plan for "Fund" and "Functional" Accounting. Four ideas were kept constantly in mind while the forms constituting the system and the directions covering them were being drafted. (1) The system should be sound from an accounting point of view. (2) The system should be simple enough to enable clerks in the office of the small town superintendent's or secretary's office …


Control Of Material; Business Leaflets Number Four, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Policyholders' Service Bureau Jan 1924

Control Of Material; Business Leaflets Number Four, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Policyholders' Service Bureau

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.


Budgetary Control For Business, James O. Mckinsey, Boston Chamber Of Commerce. Bureau Of Commercial And Industrial Affairs Jan 1924

Budgetary Control For Business, James O. Mckinsey, Boston Chamber Of Commerce. Bureau Of Commercial And Industrial Affairs

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.


Sources Of Cost Information; Business Leaflet Number Six, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Jan 1924

Sources Of Cost Information; Business Leaflet Number Six, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.


The Alarm Clock, Volume 3, Number 9, January 1, 1924, Horwath & Horwath Jan 1924

The Alarm Clock, Volume 3, Number 9, January 1, 1924, Horwath & Horwath

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.


Cost Accounting For A Malleable Iron Foundry, Edmund E. Mckune Jan 1924

Cost Accounting For A Malleable Iron Foundry, Edmund E. Mckune

Bachelors’ Theses

It is the purpose of this thesis to outline an effective cost accounting method of handling the various costs chargeable directly to the cost of production and the classifying of costs by departments in a medium sized malleable iron foundry.


Significance Of Labor Turnover, Albert L. Pfund Jan 1924

Significance Of Labor Turnover, Albert L. Pfund

Bachelors’ Theses

The instability of labor has always been a source of annoyance to commerce and industry. But, strange to say, in earlier days it was not thought of as anything more serious. As a general rule, there seemed to be an adequate supply of labor; and if one man quit, the solution was simply - get another. The question of labor turnover as thought of today, however, is one of comparatively recent origin. One of the first references to it was made only a few years ago by Professor John R. Commons, in an article on the "age Earners of Pittsburg", …


The Source And Development Of Labor Supply, Russell J. Broderick Jan 1924

The Source And Development Of Labor Supply, Russell J. Broderick

Bachelors’ Theses

The general trend of human nature has changed very little since the beginnings of society. Society is used here in a limited sense. It is used to denote the association of peoples and leads to the time when people became interdependent. In the same way it is possible to simmer down the first part of the above statement. When the time was reached when one man was more or less dependent on his brother, we find a conflict. In that we are dealing with a phase of labor known as personnel we call it a conflict of capital and labor.


The Trust Company In Modern Banking, Frank W. Carr Jan 1924

The Trust Company In Modern Banking, Frank W. Carr

Bachelors’ Theses

The trust company is a financial institution that has quite recently been developed to great importance here in the United States. It is essentially an American institution, there being practically no companies of this type in Europe, or the Orient. In the Latin-American Countries the same condition exists. With the possible exception of the Mexican Trust Company which is purely American in Foundation. While the history of trust companies in this country date back one hundred years, it is significant that they did not begin to acquire the national importance and volume of business they now command until twenty-five or …


The Federal Rural Credit Bank System And Its Operation, Raoul Lafrance Jan 1924

The Federal Rural Credit Bank System And Its Operation, Raoul Lafrance

Bachelors’ Theses

Agriculture, the production of food is perhaps the greatest and most universal pursuit of mankind. It is found and pursued in some form or other in almost every clime and by every civilized nation. In very few parts of the globe is mans food supply furnished gratuitously by nature. He is compelled to till the soil, domesticate certain beasts, to secure those necessaries of sustainance (sic). Because of the industries dependence on the conditions of nature, its attachment to the elements, the agriculturist can exercise little control over the production of the products of his industry. The throttle of his …


Accounts For The Handling Of Subdivisions, Raymond D. Illig Jan 1924

Accounts For The Handling Of Subdivisions, Raymond D. Illig

Bachelors’ Theses

The subject of, "Accounts for the handling of subdivisions" is still in its infancy,and in the writer's knowledge has never before been treated as a separate subject. Real Estate accounting of which subdivision accounting is a branch, has itself never been developed to any extent, either in this country or abroad, consequently there is very little literature on either subject.


Uniform Accounting System For School Cities And Towns: A Handbook Of Instructions, Lawrence F. Orr, Indiana. State Board Of Accounts., Indiana. State Board Of Public Instruction Jan 1924

Uniform Accounting System For School Cities And Towns: A Handbook Of Instructions, Lawrence F. Orr, Indiana. State Board Of Accounts., Indiana. State Board Of Public Instruction

State Publications

The State Board of Accounts in collaboration with the State Department of Public Instruction, co-operating with an advisory committee of the Indiana City and Town Superintendents' Association, have worked out in detail an accouting system designed to provide an adequate plan for "Fund" and "Functional" Accounting. Four ideas were kept constantly in mind while the forms constituting the system and the directions covering them were being drafted. (1) The system should be sound from an accounting point of view. (2) The system should be simple enough to enable clerks in the office of the small town superintendent's or secretary's office …


Examination [1924], Virginia State Board Of Accountancy Jan 1924

Examination [1924], 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, and Extracts from Law and Regulations.


Department Store Accounting; An Address Delivered At The Eighth Regional Convention Of The Midwest District Of The American Institute Of Accountants, Omaha, May 24, 1924, William A. Dillon Jan 1924

Department Store Accounting; An Address Delivered At The Eighth Regional Convention Of The Midwest District Of The American Institute Of Accountants, Omaha, May 24, 1924, William A. Dillon

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.