Because Accountants Are Not Normally Computer Programmers Working Within the Information

question 78

True/False

Because accountants are not normally computer programmers working within the information processing subsystem, it is unnecessary for them to understand the capabilities and limitations of computers.

Grasp how gains or losses are shared among partners according to the partnership agreement.

Understand how capital and cash distributions are affected by partnership agreements and changes in partnership structure.

Gain knowledge on how to treat inventory and other assets upon the admission of a new partner.

Identify the role and impact of bonuses in the adjustment of capital accounts upon the admission of new partners or liquidation.

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