Self-dealing occurs, for example, when a promoter unfairly profits from the conduct of business with the corporation by charging higher prices for the goods he sells to the corporation than it would otherwise pay.
The promoter charges higher prices for the goods he sells to the corporation than it would otherwise pay. Self-dealing occurs, for example, when a promoter unfairly profits from the conduct of business with the corporation.
Self-dealing occurs, for example, when a promoter unfairly profits from the conduct of business with the corporation. The promoter charges higher prices for the goods he sells to the corporation than it would otherwise pay.
Self-dealing occurs, for example, when a promoter unfairly profits from the conduct of business with the corporation. The promoter charges higher prices for the goods he sells to the corporation than it would otherwise pay.