Requirement b. Identify a safeguard that Janes' firm could impose that would eliminate or mitigate the threat of each situation to Janes' independence. Marie Janes' firm could . while others regarding services or gifts provided by the client. Some transactions could be if they were under a minimal dollar threshold or would be (1) Yes act ssic irm (2) Yes Some may perceive a lack of independence. Janes may be favorably disposed toward the client. Janes may be favorably disposed toward the client. Some may perceive a lack of independence. Janes may be favorably disposed toward the client. Some may perceive a lack of independence. sent (3) Yes 1. The sales manager tells her that there is a sale (at a substantial discount) on new cars that is limited to long-established customers of the dealership. Because her firm has been doing the audit for several years, the sales manager has decided that Janes should also be eligible for the discount. 2. The auto dealership has an executive lunchroom that is available free to employees above a certain level. The controller informs Janes that she can also eat there any time, 3. Janes is invited to and attends the company's annual holiday party. When presents are handed out, she is surprised to find her name included. The present has a value of approximately $200