Add to ORKGIn this article, normal and ordinary causes of depreciation as mere efflux of time, exposure to the elements, excessive heat generated by furnaces, soaking pits, etc., corroding action of chemical vapors, etc., will not be considered. The unusual wear and tear sustained during the War Period was brought about principally by the various abnormal causes mentioned above and these will furnish the basis for this discussion
This study looks at historical evidence of national jurisdictions from the First World War onwards u...
In cotton mill accounting, as in practically all accounting which has to do with manufacturing proce...
In 1889 a New Zealand company had to write down its paid-up capital by 27 percent, because, the Chai...
In this article, normal and ordinary causes of depreciation as mere efflux of time, exposure to the ...
Depreciation attempts to measure the effect of time and production on physical properties and equipm...
Depreciation attempts to measure the effect of time and production on physical properties and equipm...
This paper examines the magnitude of the reporting bias inherent in the historical cost accounting o...
This item was digitized by the Internet Archive. Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityIn the foregoing ch...
It is the aim of this pamphlet to present in a broad and general way the basic principles of the dep...
This study examines the approach to depreciation adopted by companies engaged in two light engineeri...
In estimating and stating working costs, we are often brought face to face with an important item of...
M. C. Wells wrote in Accounting for Common Costs that engineering impacts on cost accounting had end...
This study looks at historical evidence of national jurisdictions from the First World War onwards u...
In cotton mill accounting, as in practically all accounting which has to do with manufacturing proce...
In 1889 a New Zealand company had to write down its paid-up capital by 27 percent, because, the Chai...
In this article, normal and ordinary causes of depreciation as mere efflux of time, exposure to the ...
Depreciation attempts to measure the effect of time and production on physical properties and equipm...
Depreciation attempts to measure the effect of time and production on physical properties and equipm...
This paper examines the magnitude of the reporting bias inherent in the historical cost accounting o...
This item was digitized by the Internet Archive. Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityIn the foregoing ch...
It is the aim of this pamphlet to present in a broad and general way the basic principles of the dep...
This study examines the approach to depreciation adopted by companies engaged in two light engineeri...
In estimating and stating working costs, we are often brought face to face with an important item of...
M. C. Wells wrote in Accounting for Common Costs that engineering impacts on cost accounting had end...
This study looks at historical evidence of national jurisdictions from the First World War onwards u...
In cotton mill accounting, as in practically all accounting which has to do with manufacturing proce...
In 1889 a New Zealand company had to write down its paid-up capital by 27 percent, because, the Chai...