Account books include ledgers, financial statements and inventories, stockholder records, statements of costs and superintendent's reports, cashbooks, early time books, production statistics, cotton records, and sales.
This subseries contains a few unique ledgers and statements that do not form part of a larger set of financial records as is the case with the other financial ledgers and statements in this series.
The records include amicus briefs, constitutions and amendments, letter books, meeting minutes, financial ledgers and statements, photographs, publications, and reports.
These yearly figures are also the only extent transaction figures for 1853-1867 withen the financial ledgers and statements.
This subseries contains the daily proof ledgers (settlement statements) for the member banks of the New York Clearing House for 1868-1986, with some gaps.
The economy was primarily based on tangible assets—inventory, land, factories, and equipment and an organization could describe and document its business strategy by using financial tools such as general ledgers, income statements, and balance sheets.
This policy applies to all Stanford departments and employees responsible for reconciling account balances in the University's general ledger and the Statement of Financial Position.
This policy applies to all Stanford departments and employees responsible for attesting to account balances in the University's general ledger and the Statement of Financial Position.
The department initiating the credit card activity is responsible for reconciling credit card activity to the general ledger and to statements from the credit card vendor.
The Star-Ledger, quoting a statement by the Middlesex County prosecutor, Bruce J. Kaplan, reported on its Web site on Friday that the endangerment charge had been reported to the State Division of Youth and Family Services.
