Executive remuneration - Striking a commercial balance paper

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Publication date: 04 Mar 10

Source: NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Abstract:
This paper covers:

  • productivity Commission's final report on executive pay
  • APRA standards for the governance of executive pay in regulated organisations, and how these compare on the international stage
  • the new taxation rules applying to executive share schemes
  • Corporations Act requirements for shareholder vote on executive termination payments.

Author profile:

Andrew Hutt ATIA
Andrew Hutt ATIA is a Partner, International Executive Services at KPMG. Andrew regularly advises some of Australia’s leading national and multi-national organisations from a remuneration/corporate governance perspective and on the wider implications of their incentive plans, ranging from plan design, the use of employee share trusts, tax implications for the company and the participants through to employee communication.
Current at 03 September 2010
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