Accounting and Tax Aspects of Patents and ResearchVan Nostrand, 1960 - 311 lappuses |
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1.3. rezultāts no 27.
17. lappuse
... operating efficiencies of fuels and lubri- cants . Usually these automobiles are operated continu- ously under all possible adverse or favorable conditions , in accordance with the tests being made , until all moving parts are worn out ...
... operating efficiencies of fuels and lubri- cants . Usually these automobiles are operated continu- ously under all possible adverse or favorable conditions , in accordance with the tests being made , until all moving parts are worn out ...
54. lappuse
... operating expense . Again , the magnitude of the amounts involved may determine the accounting treatment that should be afforded such transactions . If part of the total sum is charged to current period operations and part to prior ...
... operating expense . Again , the magnitude of the amounts involved may determine the accounting treatment that should be afforded such transactions . If part of the total sum is charged to current period operations and part to prior ...
70. lappuse
... operating costs . 3. General research and development costs can be charged to current period operating expenses . It appears to be fundamentally good procedure to apply the total costs incurred during a given fiscal period as the value ...
... operating costs . 3. General research and development costs can be charged to current period operating expenses . It appears to be fundamentally good procedure to apply the total costs incurred during a given fiscal period as the value ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
PATENT PROSECUTION EXPENSES | 35 |
PATENT INFRINGEMENT AND LITIGATION EXPENSES | 49 |
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