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Original Pronouncements Accounting Standards 1994/95 As Of June 1, 1994
Original Pronouncements Accounting Standards 1994/95 As Of June 1, 1994

By Gurr, Financial Accounting Standards Board, Goodman, F A S B - Gurr, F A S B, Financial Accounting Foundation (Stamford Conn). Financial Accounting Standards Board

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2 volumes ; 24 cm Includes index v. 1. FASB statements of standards -- v. 2. AICPA pronouncements ; FASB interpretations ; FASB concepts statements ; FASB technical bulletins ; Topical index ; Appe...

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Original Pronouncements: Accounting Standards As Of June 1, 1994
Original Pronouncements: Accounting Standards As Of June 1, 1994

By Gurr, Weinberg, Financial Accounting Standards Board, F A S B - Gurr, F A S B, Financial Accounting Foundation (Stamford Conn). Financial Accounting Standards Board

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2 volumes ; 24 cm Includes index v. 1. FASB statements of standards -- v. 2. AICPA pronouncements ; FASB interpretations ; FASB concepts statements ; FASB technical bulletins ; Topical index ; Appe...

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