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Which of the following people would not be considered an “Other Member” (OM) for Code of ProfessionalConduct purposes? Group of answer choices a. Tim, who has his CPA license, but is currently unemployed and traveling around the country living off his savings. b. Bolt, who has his CPA license, but is trying out retirement to see if it suits him. c. Margot, who has her CPA license, but is unemployed as she is devoting most of her time topursuing a sexual harassment lawsuit against her previous firm. d. Ananya, who has her CPA license and is an internal auditor for Frisbye Corporation.

Which of the following MOST likely indicates a clear violation of an NFPO’s code of conduct? John Adams, a volunteer for the local pet shelter, also owns a pet store and has offered a discount on pet food to the local shelter. Cecilia Lam used inappropriate language on her Facebook page when referring to the NFPO for which she worked. Mark Adams, an employee for a legal society, used the organization’s computer to research a new job. Hanpreet Kaur, the accountant for a sports rehabilitation society, offered the society’s services to his sister free of charge without her needing to qualify.

Can you help me with some tips Question?  Imagine you are a deciding Judge for the following scenario. Decide who should win the case including the reasoning for the decision? 1. Chip bought an insurance policy on his house from Insurance Co. The policy covered damage from fire but explicitly excluded coverage for harm caused “by or through an earthquake.” When an earthquake struck, Chip’s house suffered no fire damage but the earthquake caused a building some blocks away to catch on fire. That fire ultimately spread to Chip’s house, burning it down. 2. Is Insurance Co. liable to Chip? 3. Argument for Insurance Co.: The policy could not have been clearer or more explicit. If there had been no earthquake, Chip’s house would still be standing. The policy does not cover his loss. Argument for Chip: His house was not damaged by an earthquake, it burned down. The policy covered fire damage. If a contract is ambiguous, it must be interpreted against the drafter of the contract.

September 29, 2022 Mr. Ahmed Zinna 16 Southside Drive Charlotte, NC 28204 Dear Mr. Zinna: This letter is in response to your inquiry regarding the tax consequences of the proposed capital improvement projects at your Calvin Street and Stowe Avenue locations. As I understand your proposal, you plan to incur certain expenditures that are intended to make your stores more accessible to disabled individuals in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The capital improvements you are planning (e.g., ramps, doorways, and restrooms that are accessible) qualify for the disabled access credit if the costs are incurred for a facility that was placed in service before The projected expenditures of s location qualify for the credit. for your Stowe Avenue % of the eligible expenditures that exceed s In addition, the credit is calculated at the rate of but do not exceed s . You should also the amount of the . Thus, the maximum credit in your situation would be s be aware that the basis…

Do any of you plan to go on and sit for the CFP exam?  Please find the Open Educational Resources websites under Course Information.  Find the CFP Board website.  What are the requirements to hold the CFP designation? What is the benefit of getting this designation?  How does the board benefit the public? I just need a simple answer to the last question.

An archilect who has recently opened an office is concerned about not being able to pay employees' salaries or he office rent it the architect becomes disabled. Which of the following types of policies should this individual purchase? A. Disability Income B. Business Overhead Expense C. Major Medical D. Comprehensive Major Medical

Which of the following statements describes an action of the agent that would be legal but not within the rules of the industry code of conduct? The agent submits a life insurance application that requests non-smoker premium rates, even though he knows that the proposed life insured is a smoker. O The agent delays the delivery of a newly issued life insurance policy by twenty- five days. The agent carefully copies an applicant's signature, from a sample, onto an application in order to avoid having the applicant supply a missing signature. The agent takes an initial premium in cash and deposits it to his or her personal account, before writing a personal cheque to the insurer, a few days later, for the amount of premium.

Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer. Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

The duties of an agent when filling out an application include all of the following EXCEPT:    A: Make sure all required signatures are collected    B: Help the insured make up creative answers to stretch the truth about a past health issue to get the best possible coverage    C: To have all parties on the application initial any and all changes    D: To make sure that the insured answers all questions to their best knowledge and belief

Stanley recently moved back to Ontario after living abroad for two years. He purchased a vehicle and is asking his Broker for insurance quotes. One insurance company's quote is favourable but the company prefers not to insure Stanley because of the gap in his insurance history. What should the Broker do to act within the scope of his agreement with the insurance company? Obtain approval for the risk from the Principal Broker for approval and then submit the completed application to the insurer.• Discuss the risk with the insurer's underwriter for binding approval and then submit the completed application to the insurer.•Discuss the risk with colleagues first and then submit the completed application to the insurer.•Submit the application without the driving gap as this will get Stanley the best rate.

Ronald started his new job as a controller with Aerosystems today. Carole, the employee benefits clerk, gave Ronald a packet that contained information on the company's health insurance options. Aerosystems offers its employees the choice between a private insurance company plan (Blue Cross or Blue Shield), an HMO, and a PPO. Ronald needs to review the packet and make a decision on which health care program best fits his needs. The following is an overview of that information. a. The monthly premium cost for Ronald for the Blue Cross or Blue Shield plan will be $51.28. For all doctor's office visits, prescriptions, and major medical charges, Ronald will be responsible for 20 percent and the insurance company will cover 80 percent of the covered charges. The annual deductible is $500. b. The HMO is provided to employees free of charge. The copayment for doctors' office visits and major medical charges is $15. Prescription copayments are $10. The HMO pays 100 percent after Ronald's…

which of the following statements about equal housing opportunities in Georgia is incorrect? All prospects are entitled to full information concerning availability of house financing The federal fair housing law applies equally to recreational and second house purchases Blockbusting or panic peddling generally does not occur in a transaction between a broker and a buyer Unless they insist, non-minority prospects need not to be showing houses in racially transactional neighborhoods

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Gordon Grimes, a self-employed consultant near Atlanta, received an invitation to visit a prospective client in Seattle. A few days later, he received an invitation to make a presentation to a prospective client in Denver. He decided to combine his visits, traveling from Atlanta to Seattle, Seattle to Denver, and Denver to Atlanta. Grimes received offers for his consulting services from both companies. Upon his return, he decided to accept the engagement in Denver. He is puzzled over how to allocate his travel costs between the two clients. He has collected the following data for regular round-trip fares with no stopovers: Atlanta to Seattle = $600 Atlanta to Denver = $400 Grimes paid $900 for his three-leg flight (Atlanta–Seattle, Seattle–Denver, Denver–Atlanta). In addition, he paid $45 each way ($90 total) for limousines from his home to Atlanta Airport and back when he returned. Q. How should Grimes allocate the $900 airfare between the clients in Seattle and Denver using (a) the…