Today's Computerized Accounting Programs Are

question 268

Multiple Choice

Today's computerized accounting programs are

• A) very helpful for small-business owners who lack strong accounting support within their companies.
• B) too expensive and complicated for most small businesses.
• C) a poor investment for small start-up companies due to the fact that these programs are seldom needed unless the firm is considered a mid-sized to large company.
• D) so sophisticated that they can make most financial decisions without the aid of an accountant.

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