Which of the following is NOT the method for stealing inventory and other assets?
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A. B. C. D.D
The method that is NOT used for stealing inventory and other assets is option D, "Sales & Equipment handling." The other three options, larceny schemes, asset requisition and transfer, and purchasing and receiving schemes, are all methods that can be used to steal inventory and other assets.
Larceny schemes involve the theft of assets without the consent of the owner. This can be done by taking assets from storage areas or by stealing assets that have already been shipped to customers. Larceny schemes can also involve stealing cash or other valuables from the company.
Asset requisition and transfer schemes involve employees using their positions to requisition assets for personal use or to transfer them to others without proper authorization. This can involve taking company assets and selling them to third parties, or using them for personal gain.
Purchasing and receiving schemes involve employees manipulating the purchasing and receiving process to steal assets. This can include creating false invoices or purchase orders to receive goods that were never actually ordered or received, or colluding with suppliers to overcharge the company for goods.
Sales and equipment handling do not involve the theft of assets. Sales refer to the process of selling goods or services to customers, while equipment handling refers to the process of managing company equipment. While there may be instances of fraud or other illegal activity related to these processes, they are not methods used to steal inventory and other assets.