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Executive Compensation for Tax-Exempt Organizations: New 4960 Rules and IRS Notice 2019-09 GuidanceStrafford |
Aug. 20, 2019 Recorded Online Webinar |
This CLE/CPE webinar will provide ERISA counsel and advisers an in-depth analysis of the executive compensation rules and challenges for tax-exempt organizations. The panel will discuss the 21 percent excise tax for certain organizations, new Section 4960 regulations, IRS Notice 2019-09, aggregation rules, excess remuneration parachute payments, reporting requirements, and planning techniques for structuring executive compensation for tax-exempt organizations. DescriptionDeferred compensation and other executive compensation plans and arrangements for tax-exempt organizations differ from those of for-profit entities. New Section 4960 imposes an excise tax on tax-exempt organizations that pay excessive compensation to certain employees. ERISA counsel must understand complex tax rules, reporting requirements, and available planning techniques when structuring executive compensation for tax-exempt organizations. Under Section 4960, a tax-exempt organization may be subject to a 21 percent excise tax on excessive compensation paid to employees if such compensation exceeds $1 million during the tax year or the aggregate present values of an individual's separation payments and benefits equals or exceeds three times their five-year average pay. Applying Section 4960 involves identifying entities and employees subject to these rules and how parachute payments and aggregation rules can determine if any compensation exceeds the threshold. Listen as our panel discusses the application of new Section 4960, guidance provided under IRS Notice 2019-09, and practical methods to avoid the 21 percent excise tax. Outline
BenefitsThe panel will review these and other key issues:
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