Code Section 409A’s Effect on Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation
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Durig Capital Presents
An Educational Seminar On
Code
Section 409A’s Effect on Employee
Benefits
and Executive Compensation
If you’re involved with company
benefits then this seminar will provide you with real value, such as a top
northwest speaker with a detailed 409A rules outline, lunch plus the ability
for you to invite clients that need to conform to the new 409A rules, all for
free.
Section 409A affects bonus and incentive
compensation programs, stock based awards, employment agreements, severance
agreements and change in control agreements, as well as traditional
nonqualified deferred compensation plans. Internal Revenue Code Section 409A imposes a 20% penalty on deferred
compensation unless employers comply with restrictive rules or an exception
applies, so implementing these requirements is very important and timely. We will discuss:
►Where to look for deferred compensation in
new or existing agreements—the 409A net is broader than you think!
►How to either avoid or comply
with the Section 409A rules and
· Structure
bonus and incentive compensation for your employees and executives;
· Include
salary continuation payments, continued health coverage and certain
post-termination expense reimbursements in your agreements with employees;
· Structure
stock options, stock appreciation rights, and other stock based awards; and
· Determine
fair market value of stock awards.
John D. Walch is Of Counsel at Ater Wynne LLC
where John works with employers to design deferred compensation, stock option,
stock appreciation right, phantom stock and other incentive plans, along with
all aspects of qualified plans. For more
than 15 years, John has designed, drafted and obtained IRS approval of hundreds of plans.
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Time:
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Noon
to 1 p.m.
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When:
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January 22,
2008
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Where:
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Portland
Central Library
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801 SW 10th Avenue
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Portland, OR
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The session is free and will include
a complimentary box lunch. Due to high
demand and limited seating reservations are now required.
For additional information or to reserve your seat, call or
e-mail 971-327-8847, sharon@durig.com.
Durig Capital, LLC
16850 SW Boones Ferry Road, Suite F
Portland, OR 97224
Telephone: 971-732-5119
Accredited Investment Fiduciary®
Registered Investment Advisor
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