Webcast: Surgent's A Guide to Nonqualified Deferred Compensation
2.0 Credits
Member Price $75.00
Non-Member Price $100.00
Overview
This course is designed to provide a deep understanding of NQDC plans, focusing on the regulations, tax nuances and strategies to understand to effectively advise clients. Participants will learn about the key features of NQDC plans, their differences from qualified retirement plans and the compliance requirements under IRC Section 409A and other relevant regulations. The course will cover the taxation of NQDC plans, including income recognition, FICA and federal/state taxes, for both employers and employees. Attendees will explore various types of NQDC plans and discuss their unique features and benefits. The course will also delve into financing and funding options for NQDC plans and provide guidance on developing and implementing effective planning strategies based on participant demographics, company objectives and tax efficiency. By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to properly advise clients on NQDC plans to maximize benefits while ensuring compliance with regulations.
Highlights
- The basics of nonqualified deferred compensation (NQDC)
- NQDC compliance
- Taxation of NQDC plans
- Types of NQDC plans
- Financing/funding NQDC plans
- Planning strategies
Prerequisites
None
Designed For
Accounting and finance professionals who wish to gain a deep understanding of nonqualified deferred compensation
Objectives
- Define nonqualified deferred compensation (NQDC) and explain how it differs from qualified retirement plans
- Identify and describe the key compliance requirements for NQDC plans, including IRC Section 409A and other relevant regulations
- Understand the taxation of NQDC plans, including the timing of income recognition, FICA, and federal/state taxes, and the tax consequences for both employers and employees
- Distinguish between the various types of NQDC plans, such as salary deferral arrangements, and supplemental executive retirement plans (SERPs), and understand their unique features and benefits
- Understand the financing and funding options available for NQDC plans and the pros and cons of each approach
- Develop and implement effective planning strategies for NQDC plans, considering factors such as participant demographics, company objectives, and tax efficiency
- Summarize the key takeaways from the course, emphasizing the importance of proper plan design, compliance, and administration in maximizing the benefits of NQDC plans for both employers and employees
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Daniel A. Johnson, Surgent-Knowfully
Daniel A. Johnson has been the Executive Director of the Wellness Council of Arizona for more than sixteen years. The Council helps to coordinate wellness programs for over 300,000 employees. As a health promotion specialist, he has been successful in the area of motivating human change. Johnson has owned and operated 20 athletic/fitness centers throughout the Southwest. He has written, produced and appeared in over 100 radio and television campaigns promoting fitness and quality of life. Johnson is active as a personal trainer having worked with cardiac recovery patients along with advanced athletes and general populations. He is the originator of “STRIVE” motivational programs, which focus on human dynamics and personal potential. “STRIVE” has been presented for major corporations such as IBM, Raytheon and Farah Clothing along with over 5,000 youth. Johnson is a guest motivational speaker at Canyon Ranch Health Resort presenting “Discovering the Gift that is You!” He has spoken at over 200 different corporations along with numerous conferences and retreats. He has been a professional athlete having held national sponsorships as a racquetball player. Wilson Sporting Goods and Ektelon Racquet Sports were two of his sponsors.
Non-Member Price $100.00
Member Price $75.00