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The document is a survey and declaration form from the California Department of Social Services regarding group home shelter costs and self-dealing transactions. It requires licensed providers to report on their facilities, including ownership status and any self-dealing transactions involving board members or their families. The form emphasizes compliance with state regulations to ensure eligibility for funding rates, and it must be signed by an authorized board officer.

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Begin by entering your Licensee/Corporate Name, Program Number, Mailing Address, E-Mail Address, Contact Person, and Telephone Number in the designated fields.
For Line 1, input the number of facilities currently licensed and pending licensure under your corporate name for this group home program.
On Line 2, enter the number of facilities owned by your corporation that have clear title or a mortgage/deed of trust.
For Line 3, indicate the number of facilities with a rental or lease agreement. Then complete Lines 3a and 3b based on whether there are self-dealing transactions.
In Line 4, answer 'Yes' or 'No' regarding any other shelter costs resulting from self-dealing transactions and provide details if applicable.
Complete the Facility Information Sheet by listing community care license numbers and addresses for each facility identified in Lines 3a and 3b.
Finally, ensure that the form is signed by the President of the Board or an authorized officer before submission.

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What is an example of self-dealing?

If self-dealing occurs, the prohibited transaction must be unwound or corrected, and the disqualified person is subject to a 10% excise tax. This is true even if the transaction is favorable to the foundation.

What is self-dealing in law?

Examples Of Possible Self-Dealing Transactions The fiduciary received a kickback for a transaction that involved company or trust assets. The fiduciary loans themselves money from trust funds or gives themselves a gift. The fiduciary makes an investment decision that gives them a benefit but not the beneficiaries.

What does self-dealing mean in legal terms?

What Is Self-Dealing? Self-dealing is when a fiduciary acts in their own best interest in a transaction, rather than in the best interest of their clients. It represents a conflict of interest and an illegal act that can lead to litigation, penalties, and termination of employment for those who commit it.

What is the self-dealing rule?

What does Self-dealing rule mean? If a trustee sells trust property to himself the sale is voidable by any beneficiary however fair the transaction. A trustee must not put himself in a position where his duty and interest conflict or possibly conflict.

What is the California Corporation Code for self-dealing?

California Corporations Code 5233 is an enforcement arm that addresses the unjustified favoritism to a director or self dealing by a director. If a director committed fraud in a self dealing transaction, it can also trigger punitive damages.

What are examples of self-dealing?

Common examples of self-dealing can include: Using funds belonging to the company for a personal loan. Receiving an excessive amount of compensation. Taking an opportunity that belongs to the company for oneself. Using insider information in a stock market transaction.

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