Recently an accountant told the office worker to void a check by ripping out the signature of the person who signed the check. I vaguely recall that only stamping or writing VOID on the check will do. What is the GAAP standard? What happens if fraud or falsifying the signature becomes an issue? I need the standard. Her boss will not accept anything else.
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GAAP does not cover this. Banking practice covers this. Voided or signature ripped out - both will not be accepted for deposit by bank. Seems to me a minor issue here. Are there tons of checks to void and the office worker is getting paper cuts?
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