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The Impact of New Tax Code Section 409A on Hedge Fund Deferral Arrangements


by Russell E. Isaia View Biography
Bingham McCutchen LLP View Firm Credentials
Boston Office

Jonathan A. Kenter
Bingham McCutchen LLP View Firm Credentials
New York Office

Natascha Suzanne George View Biography
Bingham McCutchen LLP View Firm Credentials
Boston Office

Jean Cogill
Bingham McCutchen LLP View Firm Credentials
New York Office

October 22, 2006

Previously published on December 20, 2005

New Section 409A, added to the Internal Revenue Code in October 2004 by the American Jobs Creation Act, subjects most arrangements that defer compensation from one tax year to another and that do not enjoy specific tax qualification to complex new rules. If an arrangement subject to the new statute fails to satisfy its requirements, in form or in operation, then the employee, director, independent contractor or other "service provider" is subject to income taxation on the deferred compensation before receipt, a 20% additional tax and possibly an interest charge.


 

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