Frauds - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NYS Notary A Notary who refrains from performing a duty, which is imposed by law or inherent in the nature of his/her office, may be guilty of? a. A felony b. Criminal Contempt c. A Tort d. A Misdemeanor - Correct answer-d. A Misdemeanor A copy of a public record signed and certified as true copy by the public official having custody of the original is known a(n): a. Affirmation b. Authentication c. Certified Copy d. Acknowledgment - Correct answer-c. Certified Copy To grant the rig...

Test Bank for Business Law and the Legal Environment Version 3.0 by Don Mayer, Daniel Warner, George Siedel, and Jethro K. Lieberman. Full Chapters test bank are included - Chapter 1 to 53 Chapter 1: Introduction to Law and Legal Systems 1.1 What Is Law? 1.2 Schools of Legal Thought 1.3 Basic Concepts and Categories of U.S. Law 1.4 Who Makes the Law 1.5 Legal and Political Systems of the World 1.6 A Sample Case 1.7 Summary and Exercises Chapter 2: Introduction to Corporate Social Resp...

Azure Tide Real Estate Final Exam Questions & Answers (100% Correct) Azure Tide Real Estate Final Exam Questions & Answers (100% Correct) How is practicing real estate without a license punishable as? - ANSWER- Third degree felony Without written permission, Phillip tells his buyer Tom, that his seller Mark is getting divorced and must sell the property quickly. Phillip is representing both Mark and Tom as a transaction broker. Phillip has violated which agency duty? - ANSWER- Limited con...

Gold Coast Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved What is the form you sign that says you will pay the loan back ? promissory note What is the post licensing grace period after first expiration ? none Deposits is a form of... valuable consideration Physical land and improvements real property Is it a violation if a sales associate work for two brokers Monday-Friday, and Saturday and Sunday and getting paid commission from both Yes What is the maximum fine per offense ? $5,000 per fine...

California Real Estate Exam #2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass The maximum commission a broker may charge for the sale of residential property is: (a) set forth in the Real Estate Law. (b) determined by the broker's contract with his principal. (c) six percent of the total sales price of a residence. (d) determined by local custom. - Correct Answer ️️ -B There is currently no law which controls what amount may be charged by the broker. Therefore, it is set by agreement between the p...

WCC Final Exam 166 Questions with Verified Answers Economic & Technological Systems - Similarities - CORRECT ANSWER -Both cross international boundaries -More interdependent than independent -Workers possess specialized knowledge -WCC occur in both systems Facebok - Zuckerberg - WCC charges: - CORRECT ANSWER -Copyright infringement -Securities fraud -Misuse of computer information Crimes in the Economic System - CORRECT ANSWER • Includes banks, investment companies, stock markets...

Test Bank: Project for Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination (2nd Ed.) by Mary-Jo Kranacher and Dick Riley. Table of Contents Section I Introduction to Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination 1 1 Core Foundation Related to Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination 2 Who Commits Fraud and Why: The Profile and Psychology of the Fraudster 3 Legal, Regulatory, and Professional Environment Section II Fraud Schemes 4 Cash Receipt Schemes and Other Asset Misappropriations 5 Cash Disbursement Sche...

Forensic Accounting Assessment Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which action is potentially unethical because it understates cost of goods sold? Understating purchases Why is it unethical for a supervisor to ask an accountant to capitalize the marketing research program? This action overstates assets. How can financial statement fraud impact stakeholders? Fraud can be an embarrassment to the audit profession. How do fraudulent financial statements impact stakeholders and the markets? Financial...

2 general forms of wcc in the housing system correct answers 1. mortgage frauds -defined as the intentional misstatement of information which is relied on by a lender or underwriter to provide funding to purchase or to insure a mortgage loan 2. rental/landlord fraud -landlord failure to provide rental properties that are safe, inhabitable, and up to code (slumlords) mortgage fraud enforcement: -which unit of the FBI is charged with investigating schemes and frauds perpetrated agains...

LEB 320F FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What is the difference between "executed" and "executory" contracts? An executed contract is one where all parties have fulfilled their obligations, while an executory contract has ongoing obligations that have not yet been completed. How does "statute of frauds" affect contract enforcement? The statute of frauds requires certain types of contracts to be in writing to be enforceable, such as contracts for real estate transa...