Office Routine and Bookkeeping: A Method of Teaching the Science of Accounts and of Illustrating the Routine in Business Offices ...complete CourseAmerican Book Company, 1898 - 251 pages |
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... write up all the documents that represent the proprietor's outgoing mail , and to make the records therefrom . When the student has had sufficient practice in making records from business docu- ments they are dispensed with , as it is ...
... write up all the documents that represent the proprietor's outgoing mail , and to make the records therefrom . When the student has had sufficient practice in making records from business docu- ments they are dispensed with , as it is ...
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... writing is the first and most important essential to neatness in bookkeeping . To acquire a good business style of writing will require much thought and practice . The script plates throughout the book will furnish you food for thought ...
... writing is the first and most important essential to neatness in bookkeeping . To acquire a good business style of writing will require much thought and practice . The script plates throughout the book will furnish you food for thought ...
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... write the number ( 1 ) of the page to which you have posted , opposite the word Cash , to show that it has been posted . Writing the number of the page opposite an item in the Day Book- Journal or any other book to show that it has been ...
... write the number ( 1 ) of the page to which you have posted , opposite the word Cash , to show that it has been posted . Writing the number of the page opposite an item in the Day Book- Journal or any other book to show that it has been ...
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... writing should show a marked degree of improvement by the time you have reached this point ; if not , you will have to improve it , as good writing is one chief essential of good bookkeeping . It would be a waste of time to proceed ...
... writing should show a marked degree of improvement by the time you have reached this point ; if not , you will have to improve it , as good writing is one chief essential of good bookkeeping . It would be a waste of time to proceed ...
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... Write the above line in red ink unless otherwise instructed by the teacher . It has been a prevailing custom to balance accounts in red ink and to bring the balances below the ruling in black ink . There are many good bookkeepers ...
... Write the above line in red ink unless otherwise instructed by the teacher . It has been a prevailing custom to balance accounts in red ink and to bring the balances below the ruling in black ink . There are many good bookkeepers ...
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