Tax Gross-ups, Shareholders, and the Board

September 07, 2010

Home |Login

Corporate Board Member magazine

The Boardroom Channel

NOW PLAYING

Tax Gross-ups, Shareholders, and the Board

Should the tax gross-up provision be eliminated? Roberta D. Fox, principal and senior executive compensation consultant, Hewitt Associates, shares her view, which she admits may not be a popular one.

Compensation

A Closer Look at Compensation Clawbacks
Carl Weinberg

Annual Incentive Measures: Paying for the Right Performance
Richard Harris, Hewitt Associates

Are Compensation Plans Providing Incentives for the Appropriate Corporate Behavior?
Compilation Webcast

What Compensation Committees Must Know About the Business Judgment Rule
Robert A. Romanchek

Compensation: Preparing for Proxy Season
Mary Ann Polk, Hewitt Associates

Director Compensation: Past, Present, and Future
Robert A. Romanchek

Emerging Best Practices for Compensation Committees
Jane T. Romweber

Executive Change-in-Control Arrangements: What Directors Need to Know
Roberta D. Fox

How to Survive Proxy Season '09
Marc Rosenberg

How Will the Economy Impact Executive Compensation?
Pete Lupo

Managing Risk in Compensation
James McGough

New Expectations for Compensation Committees and Their Advisers
Annette Leckie, Meridian Compensation Partners LLC

Pay for Performance: The Annual Bonus
Jim Wolf

Take Five: Breaking Down the So-called Say-On-Pay Bill
Marc Trevino

Tax Gross-ups, Shareholders, and the Board
Roberta D. Fox

Three Critical Discussions for Your Compensation Committee
Annette Leckie, Meridian Compensation Partners LLC

Three Steps to a More Effective Compensation Program
David Swinford

Turning Up the Heat on Compensation
Academic Council

Videos by Category

click tracking