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A Look at Some 409A Traps for Foreign Deferred Compensation Arrangements and Foreign Employees
Winston & Strawn LLP
Dec. 21, 2007 Excerpt: Section 409A generally does not apply to foreign employees. However, 409A does lay a few traps for the employers with individuals working outside the U.S. The following is a very brief summary you might want to keep handy: .... When a nonresident alien (NRA) earns deferred compensation for work outside U.S. and subsequently becomes U.S. resident before the compensation is vested, the deferred compensation is generally subject to Section 409A. MORE >> |
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