(Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) TOTAL COST METHOD - An accounting method that includes the actual acquisition cost of each item held plus the costs of any additions, improvements, alterations, rehabilitations, or replacements that extend the useful life of an asset.
The total cost method includes the actual acquisition cost of each time, plus things like additions or improvements.
The total cost method includes the actual acquisition cost of each time, minus things like additions or improvements.
I would never use a treadmill for exercise.
Compliance details for rulemaking requirements is not included.
People sit quietly with their hands in their laps.
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French Protestants had architectural and weaving skills which they brought to Dublin.
I heard from representatives from the power generation sector.