Sentences with phrase «gift exchange rules»

Many companies have solved this problem for you with gift exchange rules.
Here are the gift exchange rules to the game:

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One of the reasons that people suffer hives, crying jags, drinking bouts, and plain orneriness in the Christmas season is the rules: Everyone has got to celebrate, renew family ties, exchange gifts, and above all «be happy.»
That ruling made it no longer illegal for a politician to line his or her pockets off people seeking favors unless the politician does something «official» in exchange for gifts, such as passing legislation.
McDonnell's bribery conviction was tossed last month after the Supreme Court ruled that his conduct — accepting lavish gifts from a businessman in exchange for meetings and a lunch at the governor's mansion — fell short of bribery because the government could not prove he accepted the gifts in exchange for an «official act,» like legislation.
While former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate leader Dean Skelos were convicted in federal corruption cases, any correspondence they may have had with those seeking official favors in exchange for gifts and payments weren't obtainable by the press or average citizens under current FOIL rules.
If you've never heard of it, a Favorite Things party is SIMILAR to a White Elephant gift exchange — but more fun (with less rules) and all women (no men or kids!).
Note: $ 14,000 is the current threshold for gift tax rules for an exchange from one person to another.
And where no «referral fee» per se is paid, but some other exchange is made (such as an agreement to reciprocate with referrals back to the other attorney or where another gift is given to the referring attorney), ethical rules covering advertising, including Model Rule 7.2 may come into play.
The first rule is to understand that foreign corruption doesn't just take the form of exchanging money for much needed permits or favours from officials on the ground — it can be transactions or gifts much more difficult to track and more complex from an ethical perspective.
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