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Budget Committee Hearing: The Fiscal Consequences of the New Health Care Law
– "[From the opening statement of Chairman Paul Ryan:] Why is this the Budget Committee's first hearing and why is it focused on health care? Let's put it very simply: Our fiscal problem is a health care problem. Health care spending is driving the explosive growth in our spending and our debt."
(U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Budget)
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Benefits in General; Executive Compensation
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[Guidance Overview]
Final 'Say on Pay' Rules Published
– "What are the differences between the Dodd-Frank final rules and the proposed rules and what stays the same?"
(John Lowell)
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[Guidance Overview]
2010 Earned Income Computation Change
– "The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 made a subtle change to the computation of net earnings from self-employment, which has caused some practitioners to question how this will affect the determination of compensation for the self-employed."
(SunGard Relius)
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Successor Liability Under ERISA (PDF)
– "One of the murky but interesting aspects of ERISA law . . . has been the extent to which liability under ERISA will carry over to successors who purchase the assets rather than the stock of the business. This article explores the current state of the law . . . . [Published in Tax Mgmt. Comp. Plan. J. (1/7/2011) and updated January 26, 2011/]"
(Charles C. Shulman, Esq.)
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Leased Employees and Employee Classification (PDF)
– "The main test for employee status is whether the company has the right to control manner and means by which work is accomplished, although other factors also play a role. [As published in Journal of Pension Planning & Compliance (Winter 2010) with minor additions.]"
(Charles C. Shulman, Esq.)
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[Opinion]
SEC's Final Rules on Shareholder Say on Pay
– "The Rules technically are not effective until 60 days after publication in the Federal Register (March 26, 2010). However, we expect that most companies that have not already printed their proxy statements will seek to comply."
(Michael S. Melbinger via Winston & Strawn LLP)
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Press Releases
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