Tax deductibility of executive compensation
This is an academic question, or rather a question pertaining to academic research. With a couple of colleagues I have started a project ascertaining the impact of Section 162(m) on compensation design, in particular we seek to exploit the "conflict" so to speak between section 162(m) and the 2006 proxy statement revisions that led to the CFO's compensation being excluded from the deductibility limitations. So if I might ask two questions from a practitioner perspective.
1. Is Section 162(m) a factor in compensation contract design?
2. If your answer to 1 is yes, did exclusion of CFOs from section 162(m)'s limitations impact the CFO specific compensation package - for example, because of this provision is there less reliance on performance-based compensation?
Thanks
Steve
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Hi Steve,
I am not sure how I missed this question last month but here goes....