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Section 162(m): And Then There Were … Ten?Mar 23, 2021
As a means of raising revenue, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 will eventually expand the number of employees subject to Section 162(m) by five. Here’s what you need to know about this development. -
Taking a Look at Modern Mobility MetricsMar 16, 2021
Emily Cervino of Fidelity Stock Plan Services discusses new findings on how the pandemic and shelter-in-place orders have changed the landscape when it comes to mobile employees and offers a few other fun facts about mobility compliance. -
Fixing Mistakes: What to Do About Missed GrantsMar 9, 2021
Three fixes when grants are inadvertently left off the list of awards submitted for approval to the board or comp committee. -
Why Now is the Perfect Time to VolunteerMar 4, 2021
Discover the many positives in contributing to a community, plus hear experiences from one of our longest serving NASPP volunteers. -
NASPP Comments on Rule 701 and Form S-8 ModernizationsMar 2, 2021
What does the NASPP think about the SEC’s proposals to modernize Rule 701 and Form S-8? Here is a summary of our comments to the SEC. -
Remote Workers: The Modern Mobile Employee Comes With Mobility Tax Compliance ChallengesFeb 25, 2021
Do you know who your mobile employees are? A recent survey shows that a significant number of remote workers are on the move, resulting in unintended tax compliance failures. -
Three Red Flags for Rule 10b5-1 PlansFeb 23, 2021
A new study reveals three ways insiders may be using Rule 10b5-1 plans opportunistically. -
Final Section 162(m) RegulationsFeb 17, 2021
What you need to know about the final Section 162(m) regulations issued recently by the IRS. -
Four Rules of Multistate TaxationFeb 8, 2021
Four key concepts to understand on how state taxes apply when employees live and work in multiple states during the life of their equity awards.
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