Chinese Accounting systems
Jan 30, 2011 16:19:14 GMT -5
Post by helen on Jan 30, 2011 16:19:14 GMT -5
www.decomputis.org/dc/articulos_doctrinales/solas_ayhan7.pdf
It used to be before Chinese New Year that all debts were cleared before the new year. But this changed with modern thinking. Can some one tell me when - by reading this article. I'm not quite sure when it was.
Part of my presentation on CNY - so it must have been after this date:
" Australia – 1876. January 26 was the Chinese New Year's Day, being the beginning of the second year of the present Emperor of China, The last days of the old year were spent, as usual, in making up accounts and paying off debts, wherever the debtors could manage to do so, it being a rule among these benighted heathens to begin the New Year free from debt, and at friendship with all mankind. "
It used to be before Chinese New Year that all debts were cleared before the new year. But this changed with modern thinking. Can some one tell me when - by reading this article. I'm not quite sure when it was.
Part of my presentation on CNY - so it must have been after this date:
" Australia – 1876. January 26 was the Chinese New Year's Day, being the beginning of the second year of the present Emperor of China, The last days of the old year were spent, as usual, in making up accounts and paying off debts, wherever the debtors could manage to do so, it being a rule among these benighted heathens to begin the New Year free from debt, and at friendship with all mankind. "