Which of the following does the U.S.law and OECD convention allow as an exception?

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The U.S. law and OECD convention allow for the exception of grease payments or speed money, which are small payments made to officials to expedite or secure routine government actions, such as permits or licenses. However, it's important to note that these payments must be legal in the foreign country where they are made and must be accurately recorded in a company's books and records. All other options mentioned in the question are illegal and strictly prohibited.

Which of the Following Does the U