American Railroad Economics: A Text-book for Investors and StudentsMacmillan, 1913 - 295 páginas |
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American Railroad Economics: A Text-book for Investors and Students Aaron Morton Sakolski Visualização integral - 1913 |
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American Railroad Economics: A Text-book for Investors and Students Aaron Morton SAKOLSKI Visualização integral - 1913 |
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additional American railroad American Railway Association amount assets Atlantic Coast Line average Balance Sheet branch capacity capital stock cent charges Chicago coal commodities company's construction convertible bonds deduction depreciation dividend earning power economic equipment Erie Erie Railroad facilities factors freight car funded grades haul holders important Income Account increase interest Interstate Commerce Commission investment issue June 30 Kansas City leased liabilities locomotive locomotive-mile Loss Account Louis main line maintenance ment mile of road mileage operating costs operating expenses operating ratio operating revenues passenger Pennsylvania pound rail preferred stock Profit & Loss rail railroad companies railroad operations railroad systems Reading Company Rock Island Seaboard securities shareholders shares Southern Pacific Southern Railway statistical stockholders surplus terminals Texas tion ton-miles tonnage track tractive power train-mile transportation trunk line Union Pacific United Wabash Railroad Western York Central
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Página 187 - ... a stated period, the returns upon investments accrued during the period, the disbursements and the obligations incurred that affect the amounts so received or accrued, the disposition or allocation of the income accrued and the net balance of income (or loss) carried to the Profit and Loss Account. Where...
Página 188 - Dividends declared on stocks owned or controlled Interest accrued on funded debt owned or controlled Interest on other securities, loans, and accounts...
Página 235 - ... by any disposition of net profits made solely at the option of the corporation, by accounting adjustments not properly attributable to the period, or by miscellaneous losses or gains not provided for elsewhere.
Página 23 - If cumulative, the amount by which the dividend at any dividend period fails to reach the stipulated rate is carried forward to continue as a claim upon dividends until satisfied; if noncumulative, such amount lapses. If a...
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Página 191 - Recapitulation of expenses: Maintenance of way and structures Maintenance of equipment .... Traffic expenses ...... Transportation expenses ..... General expenses ...... Total operating expenses .... Ratio of operating expenses to operating revenues 72.44 State of New Hampshire.
Página 235 - This account or summary is the connecting link between the income account and the balance sheet. It summarizes the changes in the corporate surplus or deficit during a given fiscal period resulting from the...
Página 188 - Miscellaneous Rents. Separately Operated Properties — Loss Interest Accrued on Funded Debt. Other Interest, Sinking Funds Chargeable to Income, Other Deductions. Total deductions from Gross Corporate Income: Net Corporate Income...
Página 183 - ... be chargeable to the accounts of this classification, is abandoned or withdrawn from service and not replaced, the cost (estimated, if not known) should be credited to the account provided herein for such property ; proper account should be taken of any salvage; the reserve accounts for abandonment and accrued depreciation should be debited with the amounts, if any, previously credited thereto with respect to the property abandoned or withdrawn, and the difference between the salvage plus the...