Gifts Refused Protecting Professional Autonomy

Violates the organization's legal or ethical obligations. Is not consistent with the organization's goals, values, and purposes. Results from or is associated ... To me, it was a lot for people to feel like they needed to bring three gifts. I know that people (especially in my family) do like to bring ... In most cases accepting expensive gifts from someone you have just met and do not fully know is to be treated with extreme caution. Some cases have shown ... If an invitation states "no gifts," don't get all in a tizzy about it ... the family doesn't want more cr@p (pardon me, treasured belongings) in ... Accepting a gift graciously is becoming a lost art form as has most of civility. Regardless of your feelings, it is the polite and kind thing to do. A public official, public employee, candidate, or the person's immediate family member shall not solicit any gift or series of gifts from a restricted donor at ... (c) Relationship to illegal gratuities statute. A gift accepted pursuant to an exception found in this subpart will not constitute an illegal gratuity otherwise ... Whereas there is the potential for controversy if certain gifts are accepted, the organization has ... will not accept gifts that (a) would result in. [ ... Please, no gifts. Your presence is a present to us. No presents please, just your presence. Please bring only your company and your appetite. 227) and Ethics Ruling No. 114 – Acceptance or Offering of. Gifts and Entertainment to or From an Attest Client (AICPA, Professional Standards, vol. 2, ET.