Which of the following IS NOT an example for safeguarding inventory?

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A) Storing inventory in restricted areas B) Physical devices such as two-way mirrors, cameras, and alarms C) Matching receiving documents, purchase orders, and vendor's invoices D) Returning inventory that is defective or broken I am trying to deduce the anwer by eliminating the ones that I think ARE examples of safeguarding inventory. I have eleminated both A and B because they both help to reduce theft of inventory. I am torn between C and D, although, C seems like it should be eliminated also. D seems like the correct answer for this question because I do not see how returning defective inventory serves as a safeguard method. Please let me know what you think and explain your answer. Thanks

1 year ago - 2 answers

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I go with "D". This is more of an accounting function. Certainly, you want to return it to the vendor if you can, and get either a refund or credit against future orders.

by Barry auh2o

1 year ago

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