Current Attempt in ProgressSelect the correct items that match the description.1.Segregation of duties.Payee2.One to whom a cheque is payable.Cash registers, garment sensors, and burglar alarms are examplesCustody of an asset should be kept separate from the record-keeping for that assetTwo or more employees circumventing3.NSF chequesprescribed procedures.CollusionPrevent a transaction from beingCash equivalents4.recorded more than once.Pre-numbered documentsBonding employeesCheques that have been returned by5.the maker's bank for lack of funds.Bank service chargePetty cash receipt6.Physical control device.Outstanding chequesMaker7.One who issues a cheque.Insurance protection againstmisappropriation of assets.8.Document indicating the purpose of apetty cash expenditure.9.10.Bank charge for the use of its services.Issued cheques that have not beenpaid by the bank.11.12.Highly liquid investments.

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Select the correct items that match the description. Segregation of duties. P 2. One to whom a cheque is payable. Two or more employees circumventing prescribed procedures. 3. N Prevent a transaction from being 4. recorded moro than 1.

Select the correct items that match the description. Segregation of duties. P 2. One to whom a cheque is payable. Two or more employees circumventing prescribed procedures. 3. N Prevent a transaction from being 4. recorded moro than 1.

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Select the correct items that match the description.
1.
Segregation of duties.
Payee
2.
One to whom a cheque is payable.
Cash registers, garment sensors, and burglar alarms are examples
Custody of an asset should be kept separate from the record-keeping for that asset
Two or more employees circumventing
3.
NSF cheques
prescribed procedures.
Collusion
Prevent a transaction from being
Cash equivalents
4.
recorded more than once.
Pre-numbered documents
Bonding employees
Cheques that have been returned by
5.
the maker's bank for lack of funds.
Bank service charge
Petty cash receipt
6.
Physical control device.
Outstanding cheques
Maker
7.
One who issues a cheque.
Insurance protection against
misappropriation of assets.
8.
Document indicating the purpose of a
petty cash expenditure.
9.
10.
Bank charge for the use of its services.
Issued cheques that have not been
paid by the bank.
11.
12.
Highly liquid investments.

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