Money is an accounting phenomenon

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Veröffentlicht in:	The New York certified public accountant
1. Verfasser:	Spencer, Martin M. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	1971
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
No price level adjusted statements, please (pleas)	1974	Stickney, Clyde P.
A model for current value reporting	1974	Backer, Morton
Computing depreciation under the "class life" system	1973	Feinschreiber, Robert
Guidelines for professional liability insurance coverage	1973	Helstein, Richard S.
Reflections on the "Wheat Committee" recommendations	1972	Johns, Gordon M.
Financial accounting and reporting for municipalities	1972	Schramm jr., John E.
Important federal income tax decisions of 1970 : P. 2	1971	Oberfest, Abraham
Accounting for pension costs : an illustrative case	1971	Seago, W. E.
Is responsibility accounting irresponsible?	1971	Pick, John
Aspects of United States taxation of international operations	1971	O'Connor, Walter F.
Domestic and export credit insurance	1971	Gold, Michael H.
The accountants' stand on francise reporting	1971	Holton, Thomas L.
New regulations liberalize tax depreciation	1971	Feinschreiber, Robert
Pricing hedged inventory : grain as a case	1971	Rowley, C. Stevenson
The debatable role and status of APB "statements"	1971	Freeman, Robert J.
Important federal income tax decisions of 1970 : P. 1	1971	Oberfest, Abraham
Important federal income tax decisions of 1970 : P. 3	1971	Oberfest, Abraham
Depreciation and the nonprofit organization	1971	Piersall jr., Ralph W.
Money is an accounting phenomenon	1971	Spencer, Martin M.
Fact, symbol, and feedback in accounting	1970	Chambers, Raymond John