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Employee incentives, pensions and executive compensation
Recruiting, retaining and motivating talented employees has always been crucial for business; never more so following the recent difficulties in the global economy. Employee incentives, pensions and executive compensation are some of the key tools allowing companies to provide meaningful rewards that are linked directly to the long-term financial success of the business.
Eversheds Sutherland Employee incentives team can help you to design and deliver the right solution for your business, guiding you through the increasingly challenging tax, corporate governance, employment law and regulatory issues. We will also work with you on the operation and administration of your share schemes: helping on the grant of new awards, processing vested awards, dealing with departing employees and advising on corporate transactions.
Areas of experience
Our areas of experience include delivering tax-efficient solutions, including;
- advising on the availability of arrangements "approved" by tax authorities;
- designing and implementing global share plans and
- providing advice in the context of corporate transactions, including takeovers, reorganisations and equity fundraisings.
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Translating the law in key countriesA global guide to tax tribunals |
Danny Blum, Partner
- +44 207 919 0719
- E-mail Danny Blum
Victoria Green, Associate
- +44 207 919 4527
- E-mail Victoria Green
Areas of experience
- Data as an asset part four: taxing the global digitalised economy
- Newsletter - Tax - Janvier - Février 2023
- UK Government Spring Budget 2023: Key developments for investment management
- Speed Brief on Extensions to the VAT Rate for Hospitability and the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme
- Corporate criminal offences: failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion. Are your prevention procedures still reasonable?