Working from home has proved to be the tip of the spear regarding how employees engage with their employers. The necessity of doing your job from home meant rethinking living/working spaces, finding ways to carve out uninterrupted work time, and balancing a host of new pressures in already busy lives. [Read more…]
A Plan for Managing Stock Sales: 10b5-1s and SEC Rules
Corporate insiders at publicly traded companies are privy to information that can have a major impact on the share price, such as a Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approval or rejection of a new drug. As a result, corporate trading policies restrict the number of days corporate insiders can buy or sell shares. [Read more…]
Getting to a Closing in a Red-Hot Real Estate Market
The durability of the now two-year-old housing boom has upended just about everything about the process for buyers and sellers. [Read more…]
March 2022 Market Commentary
Ukraine’s fierce response to and subsequent repulsion of Russian troops surprised everyone, not least Vladimir Putin. As March came to a close, negotiations were beginning to be more realistic, and the evidence on the ground was that Russia was retreating and reassessing. [Read more…]
The Tax Impact of Equity Compensation: The 83(b) Election
Employees or company founders that receive equity compensation often must cope with complex tax rules. Utilizing the 83(b) election is a valuable method of reducing tax liabilities, though there are some important caveats. [Read more…]
The Federal Reserve vs. Inflation: Round One
Wednesday’s long-anticipated announcement by the Federal Reserve that the key Fed funds rate would increase by 25 basis points and the accompanying statement by Chairman Powell had the immediate impact of reassuring the markets. [Read more…]
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