What to Know About 280G Golden Parachute and When It Applies

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Presented on May 7, 2024

Jennifer Menendez, Managing Director, M&A Tax Services
Sami Chehrzadeh, Senior Manager, M&A Tax Services

When a company is looking to undergo a transaction that could constitute a change in control, compensating management can be an important factor, and Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 280G can cause unintended consequences for both management and the company.

Learn more about when Section 280G may apply and what the impacts can be.

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