Book-Keeping By Machinery; a Treatise On Office Economies
Book-Keeping By Machinery; a Treatise On Office Economies
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number; whether cash or charge sale; and if charge sale, the number of the personal ledger to which it will be posted; amount of bill ; cost of goods (in case a system of cost marks is used on sales slips.) At the end of each day all cards would be run through the machine, indiscriminately, to show the grand total of all sales for the day. If the cost system is used a double dial machine would be used and the cost and selling price would be simultaneously totaled on every tabulation.
Cards woul...d then be sorted and run through the ma- chine successively ( 1 ) to show amount sold by each sales- man, (2) amount in each department, noting the state of the dials at the end of each sub-division for class of good^. (3.) amount sold for cash, (4) amount sold to be charged, noting the state of the dials at the end of each lot to be posted to a given ledger, (3) any other classification desired.
Entries would be made in the books of account by direct reading from the dials at the end of each subdivision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
number; whether cash or charge sale; and if charge sale, the number of the personal ledger to which it will be posted; amount of bill ; cost of goods (in case a system of cost marks is used on sales slips.) At the end of each day all cards would be run through the machine, indiscriminately, to show the grand total of all sales for the day. If the cost system is used a double dial machine would be used and the cost and selling price would be simultaneously totaled on every tabulation.
Cards woul...d then be sorted and run through the ma- chine successively ( 1 ) to show amount sold by each sales- man, (2) amount in each department, noting the state of the dials at the end of each sub-division for class of good^. (3.) amount sold for cash, (4) amount sold to be charged, noting the state of the dials at the end of each lot to be posted to a given ledger, (3) any other classification desired.
Entries would be made in the books of account by direct reading from the dials at the end of each subdivision.
What to read after Book-Keeping By Machinery; a Treatise On Office Economies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erwin William Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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