Please help me to answer these, thanks 1. Employers will often need to change their business processes based on the integrated computer system they have installed ? true or false 2. When setting up a new payroll sysyem defaults can be used for many of the common settings to help save time ? true or false 3. Companies using manual processing are unable to meet the regulatory reporting requirements as outlined by the CRA

Relating Managerial Accounting Functions to Various Business Majors   Sales Human Resources Logistics Planning What are our expected sales for each product in each geographic region?How much should be budgeted for salaries and commissions for our salespeople? How much should we budget for salary and wage increases for the year?How much should we plan to spend on safety and training for the year? Should we invest in radio-frequency identification (RFID) processors to enable computer tracking of inventory?How much raw material should be ordered and delivered to ensure timely delivery of our finished products to our customers? Controlling Are we meeting expected sales growth in each region?Are each of the salespeople meeting their sales projections? Is our projected budget for wages and salaries sufficient?Are we meeting our safety and training goals? Are our products being delivered to our customers in a timely manner, and at what cost?Are we dealing with stock-outs in…

All of the following are true statements about retirement EXCEPT___. A) employers face future labor shortages because older workers outnumber younger workers B) most employees who plan to work after 65 must do so for financial reasons C) most employees expect to continue working after normal retirement age D) most employees who plan to work after 65 want a part-time position E) many retirement age workers want to stay active through working

Coincidence one: You stopped by the accounts payable department and retrieved a series of recently submitted invoices for various trade expenses related to the auditorium construction project. “One of the things you wanted to accomplish was to understand how the accounting codes worked—what was capitalized; what was expensed; how it was recorded, etc.” So, you grabbed a stack of processed invoices with accounting codes and went up to the construction site to meet with the vice president for an hour-long interview. Coincidence two: the secretary for the audit department, Joyce Williams, was not only on Small’s bowling team, but she was also his neighbour. They saw each other regularly at the local bowling alley. She took notice when Small’s behaviour became somewhat extravagant. At first, he took to buying the team drinks, a habit most appreciated by his teammates. However, the secretary began wondering where all the money was coming from when he showed up in his new Mercedes (one of…