What must a nonprofit health insurance organization do if at the end of the budget year, they have made a profit?
A. Put the profit back into services for those covered under their insurance.
B. Give the profit back to the shareholders.
C. Donate the extra money to another health care entity.
D. Refund the patients.
E. None of these as nonprofits are not allowed to make a profit.
Answer: A
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