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What You Need to Know About the New Tax on 'Excess' Nonprofit Compensation
Caplin & Drysdale
[Guidance Overview] Jan. 14, 2019 "[1] Compensation that is 'reasonable' under other federal tax rules can still be taxed as 'excess' compensation.... [2] To know whether it might pay compensation that triggers the tax, a nonprofit ... must keep track of its 'related' entities and any compensation paid by those entities to shared employees.... [3] 'Remuneration' counts once there is no substantial risk of forfeiture.... [4] Each common-law employer, whether it is the nonprofit or a related entity, must pay its share of the tax based on its proportional share of remuneration paid to a covered employee." MORE >> |
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