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non-arm's length transaction (A transaction involving a party that is controlled by another entity and does not act on its own behalf. The party sets aside independent interest in order to focus on the wishes of the controlling party. Non-arm's length transactions must involve at least one interested party that is concerned about the possible consequences of the transaction. Transactions involving family members, and parent companies and subsidiaries would not be considered non-arm's length transactions because the parties are acting independently. Opposite of arm's length transaction. Read more:  investorwords.com Alexander Demidov); self-dealing transaction (Self-dealing transactions may, in fact, in some situations benefit a foundation. None the less they are subject to tax under IRC 4941. Alexander Demidov) |
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interested party transaction (русс. перевод заимствован из Главы XI Федерального закона РФ "Об акционерных обществах" Lavrov); transaction of interest (SergeyLetyagin) |
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related party transactions (AD Alexander Demidov); self-dealing transactions (Self-dealing transactions may, in fact, in some situations benefit a foundation. None the less they are subject to tax under IRC 4941. Alexander Demidov); self-dealing (financial dealing that is not at arm's length; especially • borrowing from or lending to a company by a controlling individual primarily to his own advantage. WTNI. A situation in which a fiduciary acts in his own best interest in a transaction rather than in the best interest of his clients. A fiduciary is legally obligated to act in the best interest of his clients. If he breaches this obligation, the wronged party can sue the fiduciary for monetary damages. INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS "SELF-DEALING" Individuals who may be in the position of fiduciary include trustees, attorneys, corporate officers, board members and financial advisors. An example of self-dealing would be if a broker knowingly advised his clients to purchase products which would cause them harm, but would pay the broker a hefty commission. Alexander Demidov) |
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deals transactions with an interested party (k_leo29); interested party transactions (introduced in 1996 in theFederal Law "On Joint-Stock Companies". oecd.org Olga Z) |
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self-dealing (Alexander Demidov) |
