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3 years ago

Accounting software can help with which TWO of these tasks?

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2 answers:

In-s [12.5K]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Keeping track of bills to be sent to customers

D. Keeping track of after-sales services owned to customers.

Explanation:

Hope I helped ya.

alexira [117]3 years ago

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Accounting software can help with which two of these tasks? B. keeping rack of bills to be sent to customers and D. keeping tract of after-sales services owned to customers. Accounting software is used by many companies so that they can keep track of their bills that need to be paid and how their sales and services are doing. Companies track all money coming in and going out of their office to make sure they are budgeting and distributing funds appropriately.

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