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Select all that applyIdentify the examples of good internal control designed to protect over-the-counter cash receipts.Multiple select question.Clerks should be required to give the customer a receipt for each sale.The clerk and the cashier have access to cash, but not to the accounting records.The clerk who has access to cash in the register should have access to its locked-in record.The cash register should hold a temporary record of the transaction.

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Select all that applyIdentify the examples of good internal control designed to protect over-the-counter cash receipts.Multiple select question.Clerks should be required to give the customer a receipt for each sale.The clerk and the cashier have access to cash, but not to the accounting records.The clerk who has access to cash in the register should have access to its locked-in record.The cash register should hold a temporary record of the transaction.

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  1. Clerks should be required to give the customer a receipt for each sale.
  2. The cash register should hold a temporary record of the transaction.

These two options are examples of good internal control designed to protect over-the-counter cash receipts. The first option ensures that there is a record of each transaction that can be matched with the cash in the register. The second option also provides a record of each transaction that can be used for reconciliation purposes.

The other two options are not good internal control practices. The clerk and the cashier should not both have access to cash as this increases the risk of theft or fraud. Similarly, the clerk who has access to cash in the register should not also have access to its locked-in record as this could allow them to alter the records to cover up theft or fraud.

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