Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1926
Abstract
Notwithstanding the fact that by their nature loose-leaf bookkeeping devices are difficult to control by patent and hence are manufactured in great variety in many parts of the world, it is gratifying to note that American products of this sort hold a dominant position in the principal markets, attributable largely to their superior workmanship, finish, and mechanical excellence. The installation of various office appliances and the introduction of loose-leaf bookkeeping systems are obviously interdependent, as the habit of using the one creates a demand for the other. It is important, therefore, to ascertain the extent of legal provisions which inhibit the use, in the several countries, of account books with removable leaves and whether there exists a tendency to modify the laws in this regard. The bureau gratefully acknowledges the aid and cooperation offered by dealers and counsel throughout the world to the foreign officers of the Department of State and the Department of Commerce in the collection of the information published in the following pages.
Relational Format
article
Series Title
Technical Information Bulletin, no. 391
Recommended Citation
Everett, Guerra, "Loose-leaf accounting in foreign countries" (1926). Federal Publications. 298.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/acct_fed/298