Which of the following poses an internal control problem?
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Sales representatives have authority to increase customers' credit limits in $1,000 increments. |
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When customer payments are received in the mail, checks are sent to the cashier's office and remittance advices are sent to the accounts receivable department. |
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C |
Physical inspection of inventory quantity and condition is outsourced to a firm that specializes in this service. |
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D |
Products are released from inventory after a warehouse employee and a shipping clerk both sign the pick list. |
Matching customer account numbers and inventory item numbers to the numbers in the customer and inventory master files is an example of a
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completeness test. |
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B |
validity check. |
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C |
field check. |
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D |
reasonableness test. |
1. Option A is the answer Sales representatives having the ability to increase the credit limits themselves poses a internal control problem. |
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2. Option B is the answer | |
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