Alaska License Law
Under Alaska law, a salesperson who receives a referral fee from an out-of-state broker for referring a client must ensure that:
AThe fee is paid directly to the salesperson
BThe fee is paid to and through the employing broker before reaching the salesperson✓ Correct
CThe client consents to the referral
DThe fee is reported to the Alaska Real Estate Commission
Explanation
Referral fees and all other real estate compensation must flow through the employing broker. A salesperson may not receive compensation directly from another broker or from clients — all payments must be made to the broker, who then compensates the salesperson.
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