Handbook of Construction Management and OrganizationVan Nostrand Reinhold, 1973 - 660 pages USA. Manual of and guide to business organization and management techniques for the construction industry - provides advice on the basics of contracting, bidding, financial management, equipment maintenance, network analysis, cost accounting, computerization, labour relations, occupational safety, public relations, taxation, etc. Flow charts, graphs, photographs, references and statistical tables. |
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Page 58
... paid . Although interest is an expense and can be taken as an income tax deduction , it must be borne in mind that a deduction is of no use unless it can be charged off against a profit . Furthermore , commercial credit companies will ...
... paid . Although interest is an expense and can be taken as an income tax deduction , it must be borne in mind that a deduction is of no use unless it can be charged off against a profit . Furthermore , commercial credit companies will ...
Page 61
... paid have actually been paid , and will not delay the final payment on the contract . All too frequently a prime contractor may be persuaded to award a subcontract by reason of lower price , previous acquaintance , or some other reason ...
... paid have actually been paid , and will not delay the final payment on the contract . All too frequently a prime contractor may be persuaded to award a subcontract by reason of lower price , previous acquaintance , or some other reason ...
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... paid " credit and the general result is to place the U.S. corporation in the same position with respect to foreign tax credit as if it had earned the income and paid the foreign tax directly . There is a somewhat more advantageous ...
... paid " credit and the general result is to place the U.S. corporation in the same position with respect to foreign tax credit as if it had earned the income and paid the foreign tax directly . There is a somewhat more advantageous ...
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accounting activities actual costs additional agreement AMOUNT UNIT COST application bank basic basis benefits bond BROWN'S FERRY changes charges cofferdam complete concrete contract contractor COST AMOUNT UNIT determined developed diagram Diffusion chamber DIRECT COST DOE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY employees equipment excavation expense facilities factor FICTITIOUS FOR ILLUSTRATION field Figure functions historical cost home office income industry involved job cost JOHN DOE CONSTRUCTION joint venture labor loan loss machine maintenance materials ment method Morrison-Knudsen necessary overhead owner payment payroll percent performance period personnel preventive maintenance procedures profit project engineer project manager punched cards purchase quantities rates records rental repair reports result Riprap schedule subcontractors subnetwork surety surety bond Target Estimate tion tractor UNIT AMOUNT COST UNIT COST AMOUNT usually wage