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... prepaid , and on December 31 four months should be set up as prepaid taxes and should represent an asset for the amount . I will attempt to clearly explain these various conditions in the remainder of this paper . Prepaid and accrued ...
... prepaid , and on December 31 four months should be set up as prepaid taxes and should represent an asset for the amount . I will attempt to clearly explain these various conditions in the remainder of this paper . Prepaid and accrued ...
Halaman 72
... prepaid columns . Camden , card No. 1 ; fiscal year , July 1. Prepaid during the previous year for six months of the current year , $ 600 . This amount should be spread over six months in the prepaid columns , $ 100 for each month . As ...
... prepaid columns . Camden , card No. 1 ; fiscal year , July 1. Prepaid during the previous year for six months of the current year , $ 600 . This amount should be spread over six months in the prepaid columns , $ 100 for each month . As ...
Halaman 73
... Prepaid during 1913 for 1914 , " and spread over the six months in the prepaid columns . Other examples are shown on the schedule given which are to be explained in the same manner . At the beginning of the year all the prepaid taxes ...
... Prepaid during 1913 for 1914 , " and spread over the six months in the prepaid columns . Other examples are shown on the schedule given which are to be explained in the same manner . At the beginning of the year all the prepaid taxes ...
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