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Should You Make Your Annual Incentive Bonuses Deductible in 2017?
Winston & Strawn LLP, via Lexology; free registration required Link to more items from this source
Nov. 16, 2017

"A potential sticking point for many companies is that they require their employees to be employed on the day bonuses are paid, usually in March 2018. Ordinarily, that requirement would cause the bonus program to fail the 'all events test' under Code Section 461 and, consequently, prevent deduction in 2017. However, there are other methods of satisfying the 'all events test' to allow a company to deduct in 2017, employee bonuses paid in 2018."

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