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Expiring Options? The Case for Automatic ExerciseJun 21, 2023
Preventing in-the-money options from expiring unexercised can benefit employees and reduce plan costs for the company. -
SEC Updates: Rule 10b5-1 Interpretations, EDGAR Access, and MoreJun 14, 2023
The SEC has answered a few questions on amended Rule 10b5-1 and added the EDGAR Access project back to its short-term agenda. -
You Are Running Out of Time to Adopt a Clawback PolicyJun 7, 2023
The SEC has approved exchange listing standards requiring companies to implement policies to recover compensation awarded to executive officers that later turns out to be erroneous as a result of a material financial restatement. Here’s what you need to know. -
Beneficiary Designation DrawbacksMay 31, 2023
Beneficiary designations may seem like a good idea for equity awards, but, in practice, they can be fraught with problems. -
Tax Withholding Trends for Equity AwardsMay 24, 2023
Trends in how companies determine tax withholding rates, respond to requests for additional withholding, calculate transaction income, and more. -
Reevaluating Restrictive Covenants in Equity Award AgreementsMay 17, 2023
Recent developments relating to restricted covenants (especially non-competes) warrant another look at your equity award agreements. -
How Do Companies Manage Mobility Compliance?May 10, 2023
Trends and insights into how companies manage global and domestic mobility compliance for their equity programs. -
The Data You Need for Mobility ComplianceApr 25, 2023
Questions you need to ask to when managing tax compliance for awards held by mobile employees. Plus, can ChatGPT replace your tax advisors? -
How to Audit Your Upcoming ESPP PurchaseApr 19, 2023
A list of audits to perform that can help you feel more confident that your records are error-free before you finalize the purchase results.
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