A Practical System of Book-keeping by Single and Double Entry: Containing Forms of Books and Practical Exercises, Adapted to the Use of the Farmer, Mechanic, Merchant, and Professional Man ...A. S. Barnes, 1858 - 296 lappuses |
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... give as thor- ough and practical a knowledge of Book - keeping as could possibly be obtained in a counting - room . The following are some of the advantages of the " Mer- chants ' Form " over that generally used by them , where the ...
... give as thor- ough and practical a knowledge of Book - keeping as could possibly be obtained in a counting - room . The following are some of the advantages of the " Mer- chants ' Form " over that generally used by them , where the ...
12. lappuse
... gives you his note to balance his account , give him credit accord- ingly . If you pay him cash , or give him your note to balance , charge him accordingly . If the account is not balanced by cash paid , or note given , it should be ...
... gives you his note to balance his account , give him credit accord- ingly . If you pay him cash , or give him your note to balance , charge him accordingly . If the account is not balanced by cash paid , or note given , it should be ...
13. lappuse
... give him your note payable in six months , and balance the account accordingly . The fifth is an account with a hired man . On settlement , you find that you owe him forty dollars and sixty - nine cents , of which you pay in cash ...
... give him your note payable in six months , and balance the account accordingly . The fifth is an account with a hired man . On settlement , you find that you owe him forty dollars and sixty - nine cents , of which you pay in cash ...
64. lappuse
... give a Memorandum of the business transactions of a mer- chant for three months , requiring the pupil to record them in the Day - Book , post to the Ledger , and balance the accounts as in the preceding . The price per ounce , pound ...
... give a Memorandum of the business transactions of a mer- chant for three months , requiring the pupil to record them in the Day - Book , post to the Ledger , and balance the accounts as in the preceding . The price per ounce , pound ...
71. lappuse
... give its title and the page of the Ledger upon which it is posted , as indi- cated by the figures in the margin of the Journal ; the other should then turn to this page in the Ledger , and see if it is correctly posted , while the first ...
... give its title and the page of the Ledger upon which it is posted , as indi- cated by the figures in the margin of the Journal ; the other should then turn to this page in the Ledger , and see if it is correctly posted , while the first ...
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