Christine Roberts Posted September 13, 2001 Posted September 13, 2001 Small professional corporation wants to transition founding partners from FT employee/owners to consultants, with phased transition of stock ownership to younger shareholders. As consultants the founders would work on premises and have W-2 compensation & benefits, including health coverage, life insurance and disability insurance, qualified plan participation, expense reimbursements, bonuses, and a bonus representing their share of the return on capital investments in the firm. Looking for other examples of this type of transition.
GBurns Posted September 29, 2001 Posted September 29, 2001 I was hoping that someone who had done something even remotely close to this would have replied, but I guess they had as many questions as I have. If the "founders" are going to become consultants, What does that change? They will still be shareholders. A W2 or a title will not change that. A bonus purporting to be a return on capital investment is still going to be a distribution of dividends regardless of what you want to call it or try to recharacterize it as. It seems that you are trying to complicate a straight forward sale or transfer of shares which is an everyday transaction that needs no frills. George D. Burns Cost Reduction Strategies Burns and Associates, Inc www.costreductionstrategies.com(under construction) www.employeebenefitsstrategies.com(under construction)
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