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For organizations with more fixed assets, it is necessary to consider asset depreciation, amortization, or retirement and other problems, which showed the complexity of fixed asset tax account books.

New research on his only surviving account book has revealed that, during his most productive period, when he is estimated to have transformed more than 500,000 acres of land in at least 250 sites for wealthy clients, including the king and six prime ministers, he earned vast amounts of money.

This could be the next day, but was often at the end of the season, when the account book shows a flurry of late payments.

Again, a performance referred to only in letters and account books sits at the center of the chapter: the Twelfth Night masque of that year mocked Catholic prelates by staging crows, donkeys, and wolves in the costumes of priests, abbots, and Cardinals.

Among the six account books referred to by Yayla, only the account book coded EV-HMH 5592 has a different format due to the fact that it is likely that it is a synoptic book (defter-i icmal) presenting a summary of the main account book.

Heritage was not meticulous: he omitted transactions and his account book does not cover all of his activities, but there is enough for Dyer to assemble a portrait of Heritage the businessman.

Whoever owns that account book is lucky it was sent to an honest member of society like Mrs Farrel.

31, 1988, the known state of the national account book of business in a major U.

Teesside Joint Archives Committee is being told next week that accessions to the archive have included a diary and account book of farmer Thomas Swinburne, of Owton Manor and Rift House, in Hartlepool.

During Vincent Willem's lifetime, he regarded the account book as personal, and it was only in 1982 that it was deposited at the Amsterdam museum by the Van Gogh Foundation, set up by the family.

The account book also records Rougemont's religious exercises, revealing his spiritual as well as material life.

An account book, diary, statement of expense or similar log in which the taxpayer lists each element of an expenditure at or near the time it was made.

an account book, statement of expense or similar record) and documentary evidence (e.

The five papers in English discuss three remarkable Arabic documents from the Heidelberg Papyrus Collection dating to the first-third/seventh-ninth centuries, the testimony of the papyri and literary sources concerning death dates in Umayyad stipends registers, an Arabic ephemeris for the year 931-932 CE, Nekloni (al-Naqlun) and the Coptic account book British Library Or.

More than 500 years after the court's decision was made, Professor von Stromer was able to demonstrate that the Imhofs must have had an account book before 1464.