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Can my company convert restricted stock into some type of nonqualified deferred compensation, such as RSUs?

Internal Revenue Code Section 409A on nonqualified deferred compensation, introduced by the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, created uncertainty about the use of this procedure (see the alert below). Making this conversion, along with letting you elect to defer …

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