Touche Ross Publications
1960
On line -- Real time computer conference, Richard E. Sprague
How all-purpose data can defeat management, Robert G. Stevens
Open door, E. Palmer Tang
Quarterly, Vol. 06, no. 1 (1960, March) [whole issue], Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
Quarterly, Vol. 06, no. 2 (1960, June); [whole issue], Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
Quarterly, Vol. 06, no. 3 (1960, September); [whole issue], Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
Quarterly, Vol. 06, no. 4 (1960, December) [whole issue], Touche, Ross, Bailey, & Smart
Consistency, comparability, and disclosure, Edward P. Tremper
Firm tax committee meets in Denver, Donald C. Wiese
SIM: Selective inventory management, Jack K. Wirth and Nicholas Radell
Challenges to the accounting Profession in Panama, Guillermo Samuel Young
1957
After hours, Anonymous
Applause, Anonymous
It seems to us, Anonymous
Our new partners, Anonymous
Quarterly, Vol 3, no 1 (1957, February) -- Contents, Anonymous
We present, Anonymous
Your librarian suggests, Anonymous
Open door, Donald J. Bevis
Management sciences research department, Roger R. Crane
Depreciation for tax purposes: a guide to the auditor, Ronald Isola
Accounting -- Statistics: bibliographies, Robert J. Monteverde
Auditor's responsibility for obsolescence, Lyman W. Oehring
Review, George L. C. Touche
Quarterly, Vol. 3, no. 1 (1957, February); [whole issue], Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
1947
The first forty years: A chronology of the more-important events in the hisory of the firm of Touche, Niven & Co., Touche, Niven & Co.
1936
Capital stock and excess-profits taxes; Tax bulletin, no. T-172, Touche, Niven & Co.
1934
Preparation of balance sheets for audit, a discussion presented at the Binghamton Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants, November 22, 1934, Victor H. Stempf
1930
Ultramares Corporation, vs. Touche, Niven & Co., Vol. I, New York (State). Court of Appeals
Ultramares Corporation, vs. Touche, Niven & Co., Vol. II, New York (State). Court of Appeals
1920
Financial problems confronting public utilities during the period of reconstruction, Henry E. Mendes