Non-Qualified Deferred Compensation: Part II
In Part II of the Q&A, we go over critical differences between 401k and NDQC plans.
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Non-Qualified Deferred Compensation: Part I
An NQDC plan, or a non-qualified deferred compensation plan, is a type of retirement savings plan offered to key company employees or executives.
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ISOs vs. NSOs — what’s the difference?
Both ISO and NSO are terms for options companies issue on their stock. Why the two types, and what are the rules? We explain by examining tax history.
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How Do Stock Options Work?
Stock Options? Strikes? Calls? If your mind is whirling with esoteric terminology, let our guide assist you.
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Does $100 of employer stock equal 100 dollars?
A few fundamental concepts about employer stock grants will illustrate how these grants can affect the holders’ financial situations.
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Should you make an 83(b) election for your restricted stock?
Restricted stock is a common form of equity compensation. Section 83b election helps reduce tax liabilities.
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