Examples of operational issues include scheduling workers and delivering orders to customers.Once a predetermined price threshold is met $($varies by firm$),$ the purchase should be treated as capital equipment if the items$)$ is$($are$)$ tangible$.$A bill of lading protects the carrier against wrongful allegations of damaging, losing, or otherwise tampering with the shipment.A material packing slip, provided by the supplier, lists the quantity of items requested by the buyer on the purchase order. TRUE OR FALSE