A practical, how-to guide regarding legal issues and business benefits of ownership incentive plans, especially ESOPs. Describes how they can be used to expand or sell a company, increase productivity, takeover a firm, defend against a takeover and restructure employee benefits. Experts in a variety of fields contribute short summaries which deal with particular questions of interest.
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A practical, how-to guide regarding legal issues and business benefits of ownership incentive plans, especially ESOPs. Describes how they can be used to expand or sell a company, increase productivity, takeover a firm, defend against a takeover and restructure employee benefits. Experts in a variety of fields contribute short summaries which deal with particular questions of interest.
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Good legal overview, but little else,
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This review is from: Sharing Ownership: The Manager's Guide to ESOPs and Other Productivity Incentive Plans (Hardcover)
The book provides an overview of the different forms of employee ownership and incentive plans, but it does so using mainly hypothetical examples. The lack of real-world case studies makes this book less useful for business owners or managers. Other books (like Equity, by Corey Rosen) document what actual companies have done, the challenges business owners have faced on how they have solved them, providing more insight and useful take-aways.
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One of the main differences between decision making at the end of the twentieth century and decision making at the end of the nineteenth century is the fact that every decision has to be made today with the tax consequences taken into account. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interest income exclusion, junk bondholders, rollover benefit, retiring owner, rollover feature, replacement securities, employees own stock, gains tax break, thrift plan, artificial people, restricted stock Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Great Britain, Labor Department, Internal Revenue Service, Louis Kelso, America West, Chicago Board of Trade, World War, New York, Eastern Europe, Internal Revenue Code, Very Risky, Inland Revenue, John Scott, Soviet Union, Connor Springs, Middle Ages, Continental Airlines, Don Jose Maria, Great Depression, Individual Retirement Account, Interest End-of-Year Total, Ross Perot, Senator Long, Wall Street New!
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One of the main differences between decision making at the end of the twentieth century and decision making at the end of the nineteenth century is the fact that every decision has to be made today with the tax consequences taken into account. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interest income exclusion, junk bondholders, rollover benefit, retiring owner, rollover feature, replacement securities, employees own stock, gains tax break, thrift plan, artificial people, restricted stock Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Great Britain, Labor Department, Internal Revenue Service, Louis Kelso, America West, Chicago Board of Trade, World War, New York, Eastern Europe, Internal Revenue Code, Very Risky, Inland Revenue, John Scott, Soviet Union, Connor Springs, Middle Ages, Continental Airlines, Don Jose Maria, Great Depression, Individual Retirement Account, Interest End-of-Year Total, Ross Perot, Senator Long, Wall Street New!
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- Inland Revenue: Selective Examination of Accounts: [Hc]: [1993-94]: House of Commons Papers: [1993-94] by Great Britain on page 96, and page 124
- What If? by Shari Low on page 21
- In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies (Collins Business Essentials) by Thomas J. Peters on page 253
- The Capitalist Manifesto by Louis O. Kelso on page 160
- Employee ownership (Research report series / Institute for Social Research) by Michael Conte on page 257
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