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• Accounting
  ...are expected to conform to a set of guidelines known as Generally Accepted Accounting Practices, or GAAP. ...management]], where a business can be analyzed using various ratios of its accounting numbers. A company's books are also used to determine tax liability.
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• Accounting/Definition
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• Accounting/Approval
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• Liabilities (accounting)
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• Depreciation (accounting)
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• Energy accounting
  ...has its roots in the thermal dynamic interpretation of society. In energy accounting, experts would measure the production capacity of [[society]] in terms of e == Energy Accounting as a Replacement for Money ==
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• Writedown (accounting)
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• Accounting/Related Articles
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• Liabilities (accounting)/Definition
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• Depreciation (accounting)/Definition
  A regular accounting transfer into a [[fund (finance)|fund]] that is to be used to repay the d
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• Writedown (accounting)/Definition
  A reduction of the accounting valuation of an [[asset (finance)|asset]] that is shown on the [[balance
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• General Accounting Office
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• Energy accounting/Definition
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• Energy accounting/Related Articles
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• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
  ...e term used to refer to the standard framework of guidelines for financial accounting used in any given jurisdiction. GAAP includes the standards, conventions, a ==Introduction to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles==
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• Energy accounting/External Links
  ...ocracy Inc. Archives] Multiple articles and essays, many concerning Energy Accounting.
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• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles/Definition
  Standard framework of guidelines for financial accounting used in any given jurisdiction.
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• Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
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• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles/Approval
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• Amortization/Definition
  An term that is used in accounting as an alternative to [[depreciation (accounting)|depreciation]].
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• Statement of cash flows/Bibliography
  1. Kieso, Donald, Jerry Weygandt, and Terry Warfield. <u>Intermediate Accounting</u>. Hoboken, NJ: 2007. 2. Kimmel, Wegandt, Kieso. <u>Principles of Accounting: Tools for Business Decision Making</u>. Hoboken, NJ: 2006.
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• Profit and loss/Bibliography
  * '''Drury, Colin (2000);''' ''Management & Cost Accounting, fifth edition.'' Business Press, Thomson Learning. First edition published * '''Pyle, William W., and Kermit D. Larson (1981);''' ''Fundamental Accounting Principles''. Homewood, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin. ISBN 0256023867
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• Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
  #REDIRECT [[Generally Accepted Accounting Principles]]
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• G.A.A.P.
  #REDIRECT [[Generally Accepted Accounting Principles]]
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• GAAP
  #REDIRECT [[Generally Accepted Accounting Principles]]
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• Profit and loss/Related Articles
  * [[Accounting]]
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• Accounting
  ...are expected to conform to a set of guidelines known as Generally Accepted Accounting Practices, or GAAP. ...management]], where a business can be analyzed using various ratios of its accounting numbers. A company's books are also used to determine tax liability.
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• Depreciation (accounting)
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• Writedown (accounting)
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• Liabilities (accounting)
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• Technocracy Inc./Related Articles
  * [[Energy accounting]]
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• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles/Definition
  Standard framework of guidelines for financial accounting used in any given jurisdiction.
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• Technate/Definition
  ...ver which a technocratic society would operate, using thermodynamic energy accounting instead of a money method.
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• Mark to market/Definition
  A version of the [[fair value]] accounting convention that values a security at its current market price.
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• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
  ...e term used to refer to the standard framework of guidelines for financial accounting used in any given jurisdiction. GAAP includes the standards, conventions, a ==Introduction to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles==
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• Bill Mesa/Definition
  Associate Professor of Management and Accounting at [[Colorado Christian University]]; faculty member for the [[Foundation f
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• Profit and loss/Definition
  An account compiled at the end of an accounting period to show gross and net profit or loss.
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• Balance of payments/Definition
  an accounting statement for the transactions of a country with the rest of the world.
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• Technocracy movement/Related Articles
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• Off balance sheet items/Definition
  ...antees, letters of credit, and interest rate swaps) that under current accounting conventions are not shown on a company's balance sheet .
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• Business School/Definition
  ...usiness management, and closely related fields such as finance, marketing, accounting, information, and (sometimes) economics.
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• Depreciation (accounting)/Definition
  A regular accounting transfer into a [[fund (finance)|fund]] that is to be used to repay the d
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• Charity Navigator/Definition
  An organization that assesses, from their filings and the use of nonprofit accounting principles, the financial health of, and effective use of funds by, chariti
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• Sarbanes-Oxley Act/Definition
  Enacted in 2002 in response to major accounting scandals resulting in the collapse of major U.S. corporations, a strict set
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• Internet Protocol flow information export
  *Common Reliable Accounting for Network Element (XACCT) <ref name=RFC3423>{{citation | title= XACCT's Common Reliable Accounting for Network Element (CRANE) Protocol Specification Version 1.0
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• Balance sheet/Definition
  ...ment of a company's [[asset (accountancy)|assets]] and its [[liabilities (accounting)|liabilities]] that is a component of its annual accounts.
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• Writedown (accounting)/Definition
  A reduction of the accounting valuation of an [[asset (finance)|asset]] that is shown on the [[balance
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• Energy accounting/External Links
  ...ocracy Inc. Archives] Multiple articles and essays, many concerning Energy Accounting.
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• Olympians/Definition
  ...s]], [[Hephaistos]], [[Aphrodite]], [[Hermes]], and [[Dionysos]]. In one [[accounting]], they numbered twelve with the omission of Hades (identified with the [[u
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• Inventory/Related Articles
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• Fair value/Definition
  An accounting convention under which the balance sheet valuation of an asset is an esti
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• Security/Related Articles
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• Energy accounting
  ...has its roots in the thermal dynamic interpretation of society. In energy accounting, experts would measure the production capacity of [[society]] in terms of e == Energy Accounting as a Replacement for Money ==
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• Howard Scott/Related Articles
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• Profit and loss
  ...profit from this perspective two major definitions exist; economic versus accounting profit. Another important related concept is [[taxes]] set by [[government] * '''Accounting profit:''' This is the difference between retail sales price and the costs
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• Sarbanes-Oxley Act/Related Articles
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• Financial management/Related Articles
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• General Accountability Office
  ...President. It investigates how funds are spent, not just from a financial accounting standpoint but with analyses of the effectiveness of programs. ...ules are generally considered more stringent than those of the U.S. public accounting profession, under the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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• Shawnee State University/Related Articles
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• Real time database/Related Articles
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• Accounting/Related Articles
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• Outsourcing/Related Articles
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• DEUG
  * DEUG in Law, Economy & Management Accounting
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• Intangible asset
  ...inancial Accounting Series. page 2 </ref><ref name=WhartonFinState>[http://accounting.wharton.upenn.edu/acct201/finstmt2.pdf Financial Statements Part II] The Wh ...dfAssets] US Government Accounting Standards Board (July 2007) GASB Issues Accounting and Financial Reporting Guidance for Intangible Assets</ref><ref name=Deloi
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• Financial management
  ...es and people use financial resources. It relies heavily on the field of [[accounting]] for raw data, which is used to make financial decisions. These decisions
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• Familial Alzheimer's disease
  ...degree relatives with a history of Alzheimer's disease. It is estimated as accounting for 4-5% of total Alzheimer's disease suffers. The gene mutations guide for
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• Book value
  ...n the [[United States of America]], in conjunction with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), initially record all assets at their acquisition price o ...acquisition cost. Buildings and equipment for example are depreciated each accounting period in conjunction with how much of their useful life has expired. An ex
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