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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... statement of the business transactions and the Debits and Credits arising therefrom , arranged in convenient form for transferring to the Ledger . Deciding upon and arranging the Debits and Credits in the Day Book - Journal is called ...
... statement of the business transactions and the Debits and Credits arising therefrom , arranged in convenient form for transferring to the Ledger . Deciding upon and arranging the Debits and Credits in the Day Book - Journal is called ...
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... been posted from the Journal to the Ledger . 5. That no entries have been omitted . 6. That no entries have been posted twice . Monthly Statements . It is the custom of business houses OFFICE ROUTINE AND BOOKKEEPING . 31.
... been posted from the Journal to the Ledger . 5. That no entries have been omitted . 6. That no entries have been posted twice . Monthly Statements . It is the custom of business houses OFFICE ROUTINE AND BOOKKEEPING . 31.
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... Statements . It is the custom of business houses to render statements to their customers once a month . A monthly statement contains the name of the customer , together with his address , and a copy of the Ledger debits and credits of ...
... Statements . It is the custom of business houses to render statements to their customers once a month . A monthly statement contains the name of the customer , together with his address , and a copy of the Ledger debits and credits of ...
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... Statements . Make out statements against all parties who are indebted to the business . Do not include either debit or credit items that are checked or ruled off , as they balance and have , therefore , been settled for in full . Be ...
... Statements . Make out statements against all parties who are indebted to the business . Do not include either debit or credit items that are checked or ruled off , as they balance and have , therefore , been settled for in full . Be ...
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... Statements . Make out statements against all customers owing the firm . Be sure to omit the debit and credit items found to balance . Do not depend entirely upon your ruling or checking when ascertaining the items that balance . Have ...
... Statements . Make out statements against all customers owing the firm . Be sure to omit the debit and credit items found to balance . Do not depend entirely upon your ruling or checking when ascertaining the items that balance . Have ...
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