Question

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Stefan Winkler was the controller for a beverage company in south Florida. Money was collected by either the delivery drivers who brought in the cash and checks from their route customers (route deposits), or by credit customers who mailed in their payments (office deposits). Winkler stole cash from the route deposits and made up for it by using checks from the office deposits. How did Winkler conceal his crime

Answer 1

Answer: d. All of the above

Step-by-step explanation:

After taking checks from the office deposits and using them to make up for the cash he took, he had to alter the files to show that some checks never came in. He then stole cash receipt journals and copies of customer checks so as to alter the records.

He then removed his personnel file so that it wouldn't look like he was ever there to have altered the record in the first place. This is a bad thing because it could cost an employee their job