A Person Who Has Access to Both Cash and Accounts

question 10

Multiple Choice

A person who has access to both cash and accounts receivable records may be able to take cash receipts by

• A) Kiting.
• B) Lapping.
• C) Overstating cash receipts.
• D) Underfooting the bank reconciliation.

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