Balance as of 6/30/Year 2 Deposit in transit Outstanding checks Note collected by bank Bank service charge NSF check Adjusted cash balance as of 6/30/Year 2 erprises for June 30, Year 2: Cash Account $24,315 Bank Statement $21,380 4,325 (508) 2,275 (35) (1,350) $25,205 $25,205 As part of the normal process for handling an NSF check, the accounting clerk has notified the customer that their account did not contain sufficient funds to pay the balance owed to the company. The customer was told that they will need to provide an alternative form of payment to cover the outstanding balance. Required a. Prepare the adjustment that the clerk would have made to record the NSF check. c. Assume the clerk had stolen $1,350 cash, and recorded an entry for a nonexistent NSF check to reduce the cash balance so that it would match the bank balance. Select the Internal control practice that would have most likely prevented this fraud. Answer is not complete. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required C Assume the clerk had stolen $1,350 cash, and recorded an entry for a nonexistent NSF check to reduce the cash balance so that it would match the bank balance. Select the internal control practice that would have most likely prevented this fraud. Select the internal control practice that would have most likely prevented this fraud. < Required A