Re: second attempt at dstttr training

Ger Hobbelt wrote:
> library. We've done our MBA, read our Dilbert so we enjoy the A/P
> skyrocketing towards black numbers again, thanks to this initiative,
>   
Correction: P/L going up like that rocket, A/P going down.
Now you see where I flunked that MBA. ;-)
(Imagine me and my accountant. Me: real estate is not an asset. It is 
rather a cost only, with only a purported chance at a future return or 
gain, which I won't bet on. Something about a bear, a hide, and selling 
it before you've shot it. Meanwhile, I'd have to live with and in that 
cost, which it is, thanks to the government mob and (to a far lesser 
degree, at least in my case) the bank mafya. Result: My accountant and 
me heartily agree to disagree. [Cheers, Paul!] Though he was still 
amazed how fast I picked up on the notion of the value in keeping dual 
books, or at least multiple balance sheets / financial statements. Which 
makes /perfect/ sense to me. But that was advanced/corporate accounting 
[instead of private], according to him. Ah well. If speeding ticket 
budgeting makes me an Inc., accounting requirements wise, so be it.  :-) )

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Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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