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Tax Planning Strategies for Executive Compensation

Carson Wealth

By Mike Valenti, CPA, CFP ® , Director, Tax Planning Corporate executives often receive the brunt of the U.S. tax system. Typically, most or all of their income is W-2 income and subject to the higher ordinary tax rates as well as FICA taxes.

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How financial advisors can get family offices and high net worth individuals as clients

Sara Grillo

Several of the wealth managers had specialists in-house such as: Chief Philanthropic Advisor, Head of Tax Planning, Family Legal Counselor, Trust Officer If you can’t hire these specialists, work out an arrangement with a close third-party with this expertise. Wear a suit and present yourself conservatively.

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2021 Year-End Planning Letter

Brown Advisory

Without downplaying the importance of appropriate action around year-end tax planning, our purpose in this letter is to encourage clients to step back, take a breath and consider using this time to focus on the long term. But, there are other considerations to keep in mind, like changes in tax exposure.

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What Executives Need to Know About Performance Awards

Zajac Group

Also, as we’ll cover further down, delivery isn’t always when you might assume, which can impact your tax planning if you’re caught unaware. PSAs may also be combined with more traditional RSUs and/or stock options that vest over time, to round out a robust executive compensation package.

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Intel SERPLUS Elections 2020: 4 Steps to Consider Given the Recent Company Uncertainty

Cordant Wealth Partners

Today, these plans’ main benefit is the tax deferral feature—the ability to invest your money pre-tax and have it grow untaxed until the money is paid out. A more robust way to assess firms’ bankruptcy risk was developed by NYU Professor Edward Altman in the late 1960s, which he called the Altman Z-score.