You received a really good tip on a stock that is going to really increase in value. You don't have any money so you "borrow" $5,000 from the company accounts. It turns out that you hit the jackpot and end up investing $5,000 and making a profit of $60,000. You slide the $5,000 back in the company account without getting caught. However, later it turns out the company found out. What do you owe the company? a. If the company had paid attention, they could have made the investment themselves and made the profit. b. Obviously you would owe interest on the $5,000 for the time you borrowed it. c. Nothing, because you gave the $5,000 back without them missing it. d. The full $60,000 profit, plus attorney's fees, accountants costs etc for discovering the "borrowing" and even probably interest on the $5,000 e. Nothing, they got their money back and you took all of the risk