Your shopping cart is empty
Alternative remuneration - what will it take to keep my employee? paper
Published on 08 Aug 07 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
Traditional wisdom has it that an employee's remuneration package might be comprised of some or all of salary, plus superannuation, plus one or more cars, plus one portable computer per annum, plus salary sacrifice of holding costs of jointly held investments, plus a range of other exempt or concessional benefits, plus loans with a promise of an ETP rather than bonuses, plus shares or rights under an employee share scheme, plus entitlements under phantom equity arrangements – by whatever name. This paper briefly touches all the alternatives except employee share schemes and draws out in particular the benefits of phantom equity type arrangements, by whatever name.
Author profile
Paul Hockridge CTA
Paul is a Tax Partner at Mutual Trust with over 30 years experience in tax, asset protection, estate and succession planning, FBT and salary packaging. Paul specialises in advising
high-wealth families and closely held businesses as well as many accounting and law firms. Paul teaches in the Masters program in the Law School at the University of Melbourne and has been involved in consultation with both federal and state governments on a variety of tax matters. Paul also contributes to The Tax Institute’s book, Estate and Business Succession Planning.
- Current at
30 August 2017
This was presented at Alternative Remuneration - What will it take to keep my employee? .
Get a 20% discount when you buy all the items from this event.
Individual sessions
Employee remuneration strategies - employee equity
Author(s): Paul O'BRIENMaterials from this session:
-
insert_drive_file
- insert_chart
- shopping_cart Add all items to cart - $72.00
Alternative remuneration - what will it take to keep my employee?
Author(s): Paul HOCKRIDGEMaterials from this session:
-
insert_drive_file
- insert_chart
- shopping_cart Add all items to cart - $72.00
Further details about this event:
Copyright Statement
