In Comparing Computerised and Manual Accounting Systems, Which of the Following

question 50

Multiple Choice

In comparing computerised and manual accounting systems, which of the following statements is correct?

• A) A computerised system does not require any reversing entries.
• B) Errors are easier to find in a computerised accounting system.
• C) In computerised systems, the use of journals is less important than in a manual system.
• D) A worksheet for adjustments is still often prepared when a computerised system is used.

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