If a price list displays multiple business names, what must be disclosed?

• A. Ownership of its establishments and affiliates
• B. Tax rates
• C. Employee names
• D. Marketing budgets

Answer: (A)

When a price list uses several business names, the obligation is to disclose who owns the establishments and any affiliates behind those names. This transparency shows the actual legal entity responsible for the prices and services, preventing consumer confusion about who is offering what and who will be liable. It helps link each listed name to the same ownership or corporate structure, so customers know with whom they are contracting. Tax rates, employee names, or marketing budgets aren’t the disclosures required in this scenario, so they don’t address the protection needed when multiple brand names are presented on a single price list.