9. Styles DE D. E. A large conference room for a specific day. None of the above, they are all examples of products or services with high perishability. The Uniform System of Accounts: A. B. C. DE D. E. represents an "off the shelf" accounting system that can be adopted by any business in the hotel industry. is a system that can be viewed as "state of the art" as it benefits from the accumulated experience of the parties that have contributed to the system's development over many years. promotes consistent account classification schemes as well as consistent presentation of performance reports and therefore facilitates comparison across hotels. represents a common point of reference for hotels within the same hotel group. All of the above are true. Which of the following statements is not true: A. B. C. D. E. The uniform system of accounts represents an "off the shelf' accounting system that can be adopted by any business in the hotel industry. The uniform system of accounts is a system that can be viewed as "state of the art" as it benefits from the accumulated experience of the parties that have contributed to the system's development over many years. The uniform system of accounts promotes consistent account classification schemes as well as consistent presentation of performance reports and therefore facilitates comparison across hotels. The uniform system of accounts signifies that all hotels should use the same management accounting system. The uniform system of accounts represents a common point of reference for hotels within the same hotel group