Item 10 Factors to consider when deciding on a computerized payroll system should include all but the following: Item 12 Manual methods may be used in conjunction with computerized systems for all but the following: The extent to which privacy is a concern Testing table updates The quality of swag offered to the administrator by the marketing team Calculating net pay for a regular cycle The amount of support available and at what cost Testing on implementation The degree of integration desired to other company systems Calculating manual cheques They type of equipment needed to run the software Calculating unusual payments Item 13 Item 11 Benefits of computerized payroll systems include all but the following: Tables for calculations of withholdings can be included with software An understanding of manual payroll methods is important even when computerized systems are in use. Minimize management liability True False Process large amounts of data accurately Facilitate transfer of data to third parties Output files can be used to automatically create journal entries