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For questions that relate to the laws, practices, and products of the United States.
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HUD-1 limit on realtor commission rebate?
My wife and I are buying a new house and we are using the builder's mortgage company.
Assume our HUD-1 breaks out like this (numbers manufactured to hide real transaction amount):
Line 103 - Settlem …
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Is it legal for a company to deduct their FICA match from a W2 employee's pay?
I'm considering a new job. One company proposes I work for them (Company AA: a US-based professional services org) under their contract with a US-based Fortune 500 company (Company ZZ). The contract e …
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Are all sellers required to comply with the FTC's Cooling-off rule?
I live in Texas, but the Texas rules seem to mirror the US CFR in this instance.
Under 16 CFR Part 429 (and Texas Business & Commerce Code Section 39), there is a so-called FTC Cooling-off rule for s …
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