Classification of Accounts for Electric Railway Companies, Railway, Electric Light and Power Companies, Lighting Steam Heat Companies, Heating Gas Com (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176551695)

This book presents a detailed "Classification of Accounts" designed for electric railway companies, railway, electric light and power companies, lighting steam heat companies, heating gas companies, and gas companies. Prepared in conformity with the uniform classification of accounts prescribed by the Railroad Commission, it offers a structured approach to financial record-keeping.

Originally intended for use by the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, this guide remains relevant for those seeking to understand historical accounting practices within the utilities and transportation sectors. It provides insights into the regulatory environment and financial management techniques of the early 20th century. The systematic organization of accounts detailed herein provides a valuable reference for historians, accountants, and anyone studying the evolution of utility finance.

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