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Problem In Practical Accounting., Stephen A. Ulman

Journal of Accountancy

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Officers And Committee, 1906-1907, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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American Association Of Public Accountants. Committee Members, 1906-1907, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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Annual Meeting Of The American Association Of Public Accountants, Held At The Hotel Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, On October 23, 24, And 25, 1906; Year-Book 1906, American Association Of Public Accountants

AICPA Annual Reports

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Municipal Accounting And The Municipal Balance Sheet; Municipal Balance Sheet; Municipal Statistics; Governing Distinctions In Municipal Accounts; Review Of The Comptroller's Annual Report Of 1903, Duncan Macinnes, Richard Marvin Chapman, Edward M. Grout

Individual and Corporate Publications

Papers Read before conferences of city comptrollers, municipal auditors, and accountants, held under the auspices of the United States Census Bureau at Wahsington, D.C., Nov. 19th and 20th, 1903 and Feb. 13th and 14th, 1906. Papers include a Preface; a toast by Edward M. Grout, extracted from the Annual meeting of the American Association of Public Accountants, Hotel Astor, October 17, 1905; Review of the Comptroller's Annual Report of 1903 from the Journal of Commerce, N.Y., Nov. 27, 1905; The Municipal Balance Sheet, 1903, by Duncan MacInnes; The Municipal Balance Sheet,1906, by Duncan MacInnes; Municipal Statistics, by Richard M. Chapman; …

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Contents And Mode Of Stating Executors' Accounts, John R. Loomis, New York State Society Of Certified Public Accountants

Individual and Corporate Publications

The statute does not prescribe any special form to be adopted by an executor or administrator in making up his account. It simply points out the effect of the account when passed; and indeed it would be quite impossible to state any form which would apply to all cases, except in a general way, as no two estates present exactly the same features and details. The accounting has for its object the furnishing of accurate information as to the condition of the estate so that all persons interested therein may have an opportunity to ascertain positively their rights, to correct …

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Cost Of Handling Checking Accounts, John F. Wilson

Individual and Corporate Publications

A cost system which would allot to each depositor the amount of expenses entailed in handling his account would undoubtedly be of great assistance to bankers. It is the endeavor of the writer to outline, in the following paragraphs, a workable and economical scheme whereby such a result may be obtained.

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