Taxable and Business Income
Dan Throop Smith and J. Keith Butters
Published in 1949 by UMI
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0367 pages
ISBN: 0-870-14118-X
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Front matter, Taxable and Business Income:
Dan Throop Smith, J. Keith Butters
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Introduction to "Taxable and Business Income":
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Major Differences between Taxable and Business Income Concepts:
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Basis for Determining Gain or Loss and for Depreciation and Depletion:
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Depreciation and Depletion:
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Inventory Accounting:
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Bad Debts:
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Interest, Purchase and Retirement of Bonds, Bond Premium and Discount:
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Miscellaneous Divergences in Income Items:
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Miscellaneous Divergences in Deductions:
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Summary of Findings:
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The Data:
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Techniques:
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Book Profit and Statutory Net Income:
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Sources of Divergences between Book Profit and Statutory Net Income:
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