articleBlog Post Posted on: 1/23/2018

Executive Compensation Performance Metrics Will Change Under Tax Reform

Takis Makridis

Tax reform is prompting numerous changes in corporate financial reporting and tax policy, and its effect on executive compensation and performance goal measurement will be felt for years. Click here to read our discussion of this topic, co-authored with Eric Hosken of Compensation Advisory Partners, in FEI Daily.

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