Book-keeping, Containing a Lucid Explanation of the Common Method of Book-keeping by Single Entry ...J.H. Spalter & Company, 1849 - 144 pages |
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... directed him to prosecute B for the balance due . The day of trial arrived , and the parties with their witnesses appeared . B admitted every item charged against him in A's account to be correct , except the first . A proved that B had ...
... directed him to prosecute B for the balance due . The day of trial arrived , and the parties with their witnesses appeared . B admitted every item charged against him in A's account to be correct , except the first . A proved that B had ...
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... directed in ¶ 24 . This Index , when not in use , should be kept between the lid and the first leaf of the Ledger . NOTE . GO In an Alphabetical Index all proper names beginning with I and J are usually written under I. X not being an ...
... directed in ¶ 24 . This Index , when not in use , should be kept between the lid and the first leaf of the Ledger . NOTE . GO In an Alphabetical Index all proper names beginning with I and J are usually written under I. X not being an ...
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... directed in the last T. Third . Transfer the entry from the Day - book to the Ledger . If the entry be debtor , it will be entered on the left hand , or Dr. side of the page ; if it be creditor , it will be entered on the right hand ...
... directed in the last T. Third . Transfer the entry from the Day - book to the Ledger . If the entry be debtor , it will be entered on the left hand , or Dr. side of the page ; if it be creditor , it will be entered on the right hand ...
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... directed in the last T. Lastly , we write P at the left of the Ledger page in the margin of the Day - book . This P is called the Postmark ; it denotes that the entry is transferred to that page of the Ledger indicated by the number ...
... directed in the last T. Lastly , we write P at the left of the Ledger page in the margin of the Day - book . This P is called the Postmark ; it denotes that the entry is transferred to that page of the Ledger indicated by the number ...
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... directed in the Note , page 17 , and submit them to the teacher for examination and correction . SETTLEMENT AND BALANCE . T30 . Settlement , as applied to accounts , means nothing more nor less than deducting the amount paid from the ...
... directed in the Note , page 17 , and submit them to the teacher for examination and correction . SETTLEMENT AND BALANCE . T30 . Settlement , as applied to accounts , means nothing more nor less than deducting the amount paid from the ...
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50 cents abbreviation Acct amount articles be sold auxiliaries barter transaction Bay Horse bearer Bill of Account Bill-book Blister Steel bond BOOK-KEEPING Boots Bought Bush bushel Camphene Canandaigua Cash Account Cash on Hand Cash to Balance Charles Darrow Chattel Notes columns D. L. Lum Day-book entry Day-book page Day-book pages DUE-BILLS entered Explanation form of Day-book form of Ledger Geneva Henry Vanlew Horse Index indorsed Inventory Isaac Swift John Gay lease Ledger entry manner merchandise mortgage note payable Number paid pair party payment person Phelps Philo Bronson promissory note Quitclaim Deed R. T. Hollett receipt S. E. Norton Samuel E Samuel Skinner Sept SETTLEMENT AND BALANCE sheet side specified Sugar sum of dollars Sund Sundries Thomas Judd town value received Warranty Deed written yards