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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... detail closely as you proceed . 2. Write the headings or names of accounts on ledger paper as you find them in the Model Ledger , given on pages 4 and 5. 3. Begin with the first debit , Cash , in the Day Book - Journal , trace it to the ...
... detail closely as you proceed . 2. Write the headings or names of accounts on ledger paper as you find them in the Model Ledger , given on pages 4 and 5. 3. Begin with the first debit , Cash , in the Day Book - Journal , trace it to the ...
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... detail , separate accounts should be opened ; as Flour , Corn , Wheat , etc. , instead of including all under the general heading , Merchandise . The Special Rules for debiting and crediting Merchandise are : 11. DEBIT Merchandise when ...
... detail , separate accounts should be opened ; as Flour , Corn , Wheat , etc. , instead of including all under the general heading , Merchandise . The Special Rules for debiting and crediting Merchandise are : 11. DEBIT Merchandise when ...
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... detail , separate accounts must be kept with Salaries , Rent , Office Furniture , etc. , instead of including them all under the general heading , Expense . When separate accounts are kept , apply the rules for Expense account , as they ...
... detail , separate accounts must be kept with Salaries , Rent , Office Furniture , etc. , instead of including them all under the general heading , Expense . When separate accounts are kept , apply the rules for Expense account , as they ...
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... detailed record of your deposits in case you have made an error and wish to know of what items your deposits consist . Consult your teacher about this or any instructions that you do not fully understand . Take your deposit , deposit ...
... detailed record of your deposits in case you have made an error and wish to know of what items your deposits consist . Consult your teacher about this or any instructions that you do not fully understand . Take your deposit , deposit ...
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... detailed analysis of the various ledger accounts . This will be best accomplished by making a Balance Sheet . Your attention is now directed to the Model Balance Sheet given on page 36 . The first step to be taken is to make an exact ...
... detailed analysis of the various ledger accounts . This will be best accomplished by making a Balance Sheet . Your attention is now directed to the Model Balance Sheet given on page 36 . The first step to be taken is to make an exact ...
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