Acceptances, Trade And Bankers'
Acceptances, Trade And Bankers'
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A) (1) No reply. (2) No reply. (3) i^ per cent to 1 per cent. (4) No reply. (5) 15 cents.
Q) What form of acceptance do you use, and why? [Two samples are requested. ] A) (!) Samples enclosed. (2) Attached. (3) See attached. (4) No reply. (5) Samples speak for themselves.
Q) What form of register do you use? [Two samples re- quested. ] A) (1) Ledger account. (2) No reply. (3) Same as note. (4) Regular check register. (5) Usual note register.
Q) Do you "tickle" or follow-up acceptances not retur...ned?
A) (1) Yes. (2) No. (3) Yes. (4) No reply. (5) No.
Q) Methods [sample forms requested. ] A) By keeping letter in tickler. (2) No reply. (3) Make 186 ACCEPTANCES 25 26 second and third requests. (4) No reply. (5) We pro- ceed, as soon as due, to collect. 24. (Q) What form of record do you keep when you put accept- ances in bank for collection or discount? [Sample forms requested. ] (A) (1) Ledger account. (2) Same as ordinary note. (3) Consider it paid until returned to us. (4) No reply. (5) No different than notes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A) (1) No reply. (2) No reply. (3) i^ per cent to 1 per cent. (4) No reply. (5) 15 cents.
Q) What form of acceptance do you use, and why? [Two samples are requested. ] A) (!) Samples enclosed. (2) Attached. (3) See attached. (4) No reply. (5) Samples speak for themselves.
Q) What form of register do you use? [Two samples re- quested. ] A) (1) Ledger account. (2) No reply. (3) Same as note. (4) Regular check register. (5) Usual note register.
Q) Do you "tickle" or follow-up acceptances not retur...ned?
A) (1) Yes. (2) No. (3) Yes. (4) No reply. (5) No.
Q) Methods [sample forms requested. ] A) By keeping letter in tickler. (2) No reply. (3) Make 186 ACCEPTANCES 25 26 second and third requests. (4) No reply. (5) We pro- ceed, as soon as due, to collect. 24. (Q) What form of record do you keep when you put accept- ances in bank for collection or discount? [Sample forms requested. ] (A) (1) Ledger account. (2) Same as ordinary note. (3) Consider it paid until returned to us. (4) No reply. (5) No different than notes.
What to read after Acceptances, Trade And Bankers'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Park Mathewson to read onlineMoreLess
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