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Dave Tumen

Dave Tumen

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Organization: Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP

IRC Section 409A v. COVID-19: The nonqualified and executive compensation clash, and how employers can navigate it

Employee Benefits Law Report · March 24, 2020

Sixth Circuit nonqualified deferred compensation plan decision highlights importance of Code Section 409A compliance and ERISA claims procedures

Employee Benefits Law Report · July 31, 2019

Recent IRS guidance affects corporate tax deductibility of public company executive compensation arrangements and related proxy statement disclosures

Federal Securities Law Source · September 26, 2018

Recent IRS guidance affects corporate tax deductibility of public company executive compensation arrangements and related proxy statement disclosures

Employee Benefits Law Report · September 19, 2018

Tax reform will affect public company executive compensation arrangements and related proxy statement disclosures

Employee Benefits Law Report · January 25, 2018

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Publisher Since 2011

Total Articles 14

Most Recent July 19, 2021

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