Section 409A Considerations in Light of Tax Rate Reform

By William R. Pomierski on December 21, 2016

The recent presidential election has tax professionals busy analyzing predicted (and hoped for) tax reform proposals, including the potential reduction in the top marginal rates for individuals. It is unclear whether and when rates will be reduced, and how soon thereafter rates may creep up again, but tax rate proposals invariably lead to discussions relating to the timing of compensation payments.

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Tags: Anti-Acceleration Rule, Deferral Elections, Deferral of Compensation, Rabbi Trusts, Section 409A, tax rate proposals

William R. Pomierski
William (Bill) R. Pomierski focuses his practice on the taxation of financial products and capital markets transactions, as well as on executive compensation matters. He is a former chair of the Firm’s Executive Compensation Practice Group. Bill advises clients on the federal income tax implications of a variety of domestic, cross-border and global financial products and related transactions. Read William Pomierski's full bio.

Section 409A Considerations in Light of Tax Rate Reform

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