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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (Sept 24-25)

Nerd's Eye View

While the new rule allows financial advisors to proactively use testimonials (from clients), endorsements (from non-clients), and highlight their own ratings on various third-party websites, the SEC’s warning suggests that advisory firms will want to take care to abide by the compliance requirements linked to the new rule.

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What is an 83(i) Election and How Do You You File One?

Harness Wealth

The key differences between 83(i) and 83(b) elections The benefits and risks of an 83(i) election The eligibility criteria for an 83(i) election How to file an 83(i) election 83(i) compliance requirements for companies Is an 83(i) election right for you? What is an 83(i) election?

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10 High-Income Tax Planning Strategies to Complete Before 2025: A Year-end Checklist

Harness Wealth

The conversion from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA is a taxable event, with income taxes due on any pre-tax contributions and investment earnings converted. Note that gifting private company stock may require a professional appraisal to establish fair market value and ensure compliance with IRS regulations. million ($27.22

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Stock Options, Explained: Incentive Stock Options vs. Non-Qualified Stock Options

Carson Wealth

In practice, ISOs create complex tax compliance and planning issues for both employers and employees. For NQSOs, there is no taxable event until the option is exercised. Depending on the plan agreement, there are several ways to “pay” for the stock at the strike price.

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