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Deadline Approaching for Making 409A-Related Amendments to Compensation Arrangements



by Lynda T. Galligan
Goodwin Procter LLP - Boston Office

Robert M. Hale
Goodwin Procter LLP - Boston Office

Marian A. Tse
Goodwin Procter LLP - Boston Office

Scott A. Webster
Goodwin Procter LLP - Boston Office

Jennifer Merrigan Fay
Goodwin Procter LLP - Boston Office

December 1, 2008

Previously published on November 5, 2008

The rules relating to deferred compensation changed dramatically when the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 added Section 409A to the Internal Revenue Code. Section 409A applies to deferred compensation arrangements between companies and employees, directors and/or independent contractors (collectively "service providers").


 

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