What Might Be In Store For Executive Compensation During The Biden Presidency

The election is over, the votes have been counted, and the consensus is that Joe Biden – from the Democratic Party ticket – has won the presidency. Control of the House of Representatives will remain with the Democratic Party, and a special election in Georgia will decide the fate of the Senate majority in early January. Even if the Democratic Party does not gain control of the Senate, President-Elect Biden will be keen to push his policies and priorities through Congress once he becomes the 46th President of the United States on January 20, 2021. This includes his tax plan, which calls for numerous changes to the tax system, including changes impacting the taxation of executive compensation. READ MORE