Sue, a VITA/TCE site coordinator, was watching the local news when she saw Aaron, a new tax law-certified volunteer, in a story
about several bank employees being arrested for suspicion of embezzlement. She saw Aaron being led out of the bank in handcuffs. Three days later, Sue is shocked when she sees Aaron show up at the site ready to volunteer, apparently out on bond. She pulls Aaron aside and explains that his arrest on suspicion of embezzlement could have a negative effect on the site and therefore she must ask him to leave the site. Sue uses the external referral process to report the details to IRS-SPEC by sending an email to [email protected] Did Sue take appropriate actions as the site coordinator? 1. Yes 2. No
<u>Yes</u>, of course Sue took appropriate actions as the site coordinator.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The person who plans and coordinates events for an organization is known as site coordinator. They are responsible for building public awareness and budgeting costs for events.
The site coordinator should be loyal and free from fraud cases. Sue and Aaron worked together. When Sue comes to know that Aaron is arrested for suspicion of embezzlement, she was terribly shocked because Aaron works as tax law-certified volunteer with her.
Three days later Sue met Aaron working in the site as the volunteer. She doesn’t want to make negative effect on her site, so Sue decided to report Aaron to the concerned authority and wants him to leave the site.
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