The Arm's Length Transaction Presumption

question 19

Multiple Choice

The arm's length transaction presumption:

• A) Assumes that each party is dealing in its own economic self-interest.
• B) Cannot be satisfied in a private market transaction.
• C) Requires direct negotiation between parties to ensure an arm's length price.
• D) Applies to both related party and unrelated party transactions.

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