The Kama Sutra Of Share Plans
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  Running Time: 8:01 Date: 01/03/2014 Employee share plans can produce real mutual benefits - but don't overlook the tax implications of how you set them up. Employee share schemes can be a useful way of encouraging loyalty, especially in start-up businesses which will take some time to achieve real success. But, as Michael Jones of Cummmings Flavel McCormack points out, current Australian tax law can muddy the waters, so it's important to make sure a scheme achieves its objectives for both employer and employee. There are, he says, a number of ways of achieving satisfaction. Topics: Accounting & Tax, Investment, Management |
 Michael Jones, Cummings Flavel McCormack |