Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents the "R.A.O.A. Mandatory Interline Accounting Rules" as effective January 1, 1922, issued by the Railway Accounting Officers Association. It provides a detailed insight into the standardized practices governing financial transactions between railway companies during the early 20th century. These rules were essential for ensuring accurate and consistent accounting in an era when railway networks played a crucial role in commerce and transportation.
Offering a valuable historical record, this document sheds light on the complexities of railway administration and the regulatory frameworks that supported the industry's growth. It remains a useful resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of accounting practices within the railway sector.
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