Duties of Auditors in Relation to Corporation Amalgamation the Investigation of
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(n) And such other divisions of the assets as the nature of the business might demand.
(2) Liabilities, as of a given date (the same in each instance), divided as to : (a) Bills payable.
(b) Accounts payable.
(c) Mortgage indebtedness.
(d) Bills receivable under discount (Indirect).
(e) Other indirect liabilities.
(f) Capital account.
(g) And such other divisions of the liabilities as the nature of the business might demand.
(3) Revenues and expenses of each business showing earn- ing power of ...each in a given time (usually three years if the business has been in operation so long) and preferably cover- ing the same period.
Taking the items in these divisions in their order, the accountant will ordinarily not be called upon to verify items "a" to "h, " the land, buildings, stock-in-trade, leasehold, etc. , being specially valued by independent valuers. If not, and these are subject to verification by the auditor, he should in the case of: (a) Realty, call for the title deeds and see that the account is not charged up with fictitious increases in value, or with the annual taxes, as I have found in certain instances, and that a sufficient allowance has been made for depreciation in build- ings, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(n) And such other divisions of the assets as the nature of the business might demand.
(2) Liabilities, as of a given date (the same in each instance), divided as to : (a) Bills payable.
(b) Accounts payable.
(c) Mortgage indebtedness.
(d) Bills receivable under discount (Indirect).
(e) Other indirect liabilities.
(f) Capital account.
(g) And such other divisions of the liabilities as the nature of the business might demand.
(3) Revenues and expenses of each business showing earn- ing power of ...each in a given time (usually three years if the business has been in operation so long) and preferably cover- ing the same period.
Taking the items in these divisions in their order, the accountant will ordinarily not be called upon to verify items "a" to "h, " the land, buildings, stock-in-trade, leasehold, etc. , being specially valued by independent valuers. If not, and these are subject to verification by the auditor, he should in the case of: (a) Realty, call for the title deeds and see that the account is not charged up with fictitious increases in value, or with the annual taxes, as I have found in certain instances, and that a sufficient allowance has been made for depreciation in build- ings, etc.
What to read after Duties of Auditors in Relation to Corporation Amalgamation the Investigation of?
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