Use of Modern Point-Of-Sale Terminals to Record Over-The-Counter Cash Sales

question 50

Multiple Choice

Use of modern point-of-sale terminals to record over-the-counter cash sales provides all of the following except:

• A) an immediate visual display for the customer to verify the accuracy of price and cash tendered.
• B) a printed receipt for the customer.
• C) an internal record of the transaction on a computer file or tape locked inside the terminal/register.
• D) assurance that all cash sales are processed through the system.
• E) printed control totals of the day's receipts processed on the device.

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