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Under Connecticut General Statutes Chapter 392, all of the following statements about the Connecticut real estate salesperson license are correct EXCEPT:

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D) A salesperson may receive compensation directly from a buyer or seller if the supervising broker provides written consent

Under CGS Chapter 392, a Connecticut real estate salesperson may never receive compensation directly from a buyer or seller, regardless of whether the supervising broker provides written consent. All compensation must flow through the supervising broker. Broker consent cannot override the statutory prohibition on direct payment to salespersons. This statement is incorrect, making it the answer to this EXCEPT question.

Answer Options
A
A salesperson may not operate an independent real estate brokerage under a salesperson license
B
A salesperson's license becomes inactive if the affiliated broker's license expires or is revoked
C
A salesperson's license must be held by and affiliated with a licensed Connecticut real estate broker
D
A salesperson may receive compensation directly from a buyer or seller if the supervising broker provides written consent

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