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Getting back to the original question:
Therefore, without "original sin" from Eve or Adam infants have no sins and would thus have no need to be baptized for the remission of sins.
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My apologies if I have changed the question to a discussion of original sin but yes Eve's original sin was her sin alone and Adam's sin was his alone. However, mankind bears the consequences of...
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This appears to have some feminist overtones, so I will direct my answer accordingly.
Angels are not Human, nor are they of earthly origin, so I am not sure if a Male/Female analogy would apply...
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Those who baptize infants believe in the concept of original sin "sins of the fathers vested on the sons" etc.
Those who do not believe in original sin do not baptize until one has reached...
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It is likely to your advantage to expense as much as allowed for tax purposes.
The only exception I can think of would be a NOL (net operating loss) situation where your current loss carryforward...
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What type of taxes? Sales, excise, business ?
This appears to be a state and local specific question. Contact your local jurisdiction or consult a tax professional.
If you are talking about...
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(Beg Inv + Purchases - Returns - Discounts) - ((sales - returns - discounts) / 1.38) = end inv
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The answer is either 29,750 or 3,750 depending on when the analysis was performed in relation to the write offs.
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There was no profit until the break even was reached.
Going forward from the break even point, profit per unit is the Sale Price per unit less Variable Cost per unit.
This is often close to the...
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I think that the biggest error is the FYE should be 1965 instead of 2005 if you are using a 10 column work sheet. Lol.
Sorry, not going to open a file from an unknown source.
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Sloppy accounting. Sloppy controls.
Overpayments, double payments, mispostings, etc.
This is also a big red flag for fraud.
Pre-payments should be in an asset account.
You should never issue...
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Investment in Subsidiary by nature would not appear on a "consolidated" statement. If there is another Subsidiary being invested in then the statement isn't fully consolidated.
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I would set up an Intercompany Sales account and an Intercompany Payable account on each set of books and balance and close the totals during consolidation. This way ultimately there is just a...
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The most basic and most important concept of Accounting is that of Debits and Credits. Even at advanced levels of accounting confusion of Debits and Credits is one of the more common errors.
In any...
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