Select all that apply Which of the following are examples of good internal control designed to protect over-the-counter cash receipts? (Check all that apply.) 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. Clerks should be required to enter each sale before wrapping merchandise. Clerks should be required to give the customer a receipt for each sale.
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