Which of the following is generally least effective in detecting noncash misappropriations? 1. Physical inventory counts and
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Which of the following is generally least effective in detecting noncash misappropriations?
1. Physical inventory counts and inspections 2. Investigation of inventory shortages 3. Summarizing inventory items valued at less than the retail price 4. Summarizing inventory receiving shortages by employees
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Forensic Accounting And Fraud Examination
ISBN: 9781119494331
2nd Edition
Authors: Mary Jo Kranacher, Richard Riley
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