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Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Electric Utilities, Nevada. Public Service Commission Jan 1911

Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Electric Utilities, Nevada. Public Service Commission

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This circular embraces the uniform classification of accounts for electric utilities prepared under the provisions of Chapter 162 of the Statutes of 1911, known as the Public Utilities Law: Uniform Accounting by Utilities.


Regulations Prescribing A Uniform System Of Accounts For Water Companies, Maryland. Public Service Commission Jan 1911

Regulations Prescribing A Uniform System Of Accounts For Water Companies, Maryland. Public Service Commission

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On and after July 1, 1911, every water company engaged in the collecting, selling and distributing water, and every water company not engaged in operation, shall keep upon its books the accounts prescribed or defined in Schedule A so far as the said accounts are pertinent to the facts and circumstances of the said company. The term water company is used herein in the sense defined in the Public Service Commission Law.


Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Gas Utilities, 1911, Nevada. Public Service Commission Jan 1911

Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Gas Utilities, 1911, Nevada. Public Service Commission

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Examination Questions Set At Each Examination From November, 1899, To November, 1907, Inclusive Including Also Copy Of The Pennsylvania C.P.A. Act And The Rules Of The Board Of Examiners, Pennsylvania. State Board Of Examiners Of Public Accountants Jan 1908

Examination Questions Set At Each Examination From November, 1899, To November, 1907, Inclusive Including Also Copy Of The Pennsylvania C.P.A. Act And The Rules Of The Board Of Examiners, Pennsylvania. State Board Of Examiners Of Public Accountants

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The first examination was held in Pittsburgh on November 13 and 14, 1899, and in Philadelphia on November 17 and 18, 1899, thus covering but two days of eight and one-half hours each, or a total of seventeen hours. This examination consisted of questions grouped under four heads � Theory of Accounts, Practical Accounting, Auditing and Commercial Law. From the above date until the close of 1907, twelve examinations have been held, and the same order of subjects was observed until the last one, when, under revised rules of the Board in effect from January 1, 1907, the examination questions …


University Of The State Of New York -- 13th Accountant Examination, January 28, 1903: Auditing, Commercial Law, New York (State), University Of The State Of New York Jan 1903

University Of The State Of New York -- 13th Accountant Examination, January 28, 1903: Auditing, Commercial Law, New York (State), University Of The State Of New York

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The Regents of the University shall make rules for the examination of persons applying for certificates under this act, and may appoint a board of three examiners for the purpose. . Laws of 1896, ch. 312, 2. The auditing section has 15 questions. Candidates are to answer 10 questions but no more. The commercial law section has 15 questions. Candidates are to answer 10 questions but no more.


University Of The State Of New York -- 14th Accountant Examination, June 24, 1903: Auditing, Commercial Law, New York (State), University Of The State Of New York Jan 1903

University Of The State Of New York -- 14th Accountant Examination, June 24, 1903: Auditing, Commercial Law, New York (State), University Of The State Of New York

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The Regents of the University shall make rules for the examination of persons applying for certificates under this act, and may appoint a board of three examiners for the purpose. . The auditing section has 15 questions. Candidates are to answer 10 questions but no more. The commercial law section has 15 questions. Candidates are to answer 10 questions but no more.