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Question 25 of 30 . True or False - When creating a time slip in Sage 50, you can only enter the time using the available timer. True False
26 of 30. True or False - Prior to creating time slips in Sage 50, you need to set up service activity items. ) True False
27 of 30 What can time slips be used for in Sage 50 Premium Accounting? Select ALL that apply.,
To bill customers for the hours or fime spent on activities
To pay employees based on the number of hours spent on various activities
To create purchase invoices based on the activites.
To create purchase quoles based on the time spent on activities Mark for follow up
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