PlanSponsor.com in this article–“Thomas Bill Includes New Corporate Tax Structure–is reporting that US Representative Bill Thomas (R-California), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, has introduced a bill (HR. 2896) to replace the Foreign Sales Corporation-Extraterritorial Income Act (FSC-ETI). The bill apparently also contains provisions overhauling the rules governing nonqualified deferred compensation plans. A previous post here has discussed the fact that changes to the nonqualified plan rules have been contemplated by Congress for some time, and were actually dropped from the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 before it was passed last May. Apparently, they have now made their way into this bill introduced by Thomas.
Changes to Nonqualified Plans Proposed Again
PlanSponsor.com in this article-"Thomas Bill Includes New Corporate Tax Structure-is reporting that US Representative Bill Thomas (R-California), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, has introduced a bill (HR. 2896) to replace the Foreign Sales Corporation-Extraterritorial Income Act (FSC-ETI)….