Accounting for the Cost of Compensated Personal Absences â FAR reference 31.205-6 â CAS 412. Composition and Measurement of Pension Cost â FAR reference 31.205-12 â CAS 413. Adjustment and Allocation of Pension Cost â FAR reference 31.205-12 â CAS 415. Accounting for the Cost of Deferred Compensation â FAR reference 31.205-6
A fiduciary duty is the obligation to act in the best interests of another party in financial matters. The members of a company board, for example, should act in the interests of the shareholders, whom they represent. The manager of a family trust has the obligation to work in the best interests of the family, who as clients are trusting him to carry out needed transactions and legal obligations.
Is my Financial Advisor a Fiduciary or a Stockbroker? What is the fiduciary duty and why is that important? The fiduciary duty requires an investment adviser, by law, to act in the best interest of her clients, putting her clientsâ interests ahead of her own at all times.