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"Wisdom begins in wonder." - Socrates
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Tax Analysis
Tax Analysis can be performed by an individual, a group, department or team of people that analyze a company's or individual's tax situation and then collaborate, plan, and execute an optimized strategy that is best-suited for the principle(s), executives, owners, stockholders, and others while making sure the companies and individuals are tax and governing compliant, paying the IRS what they are entitled to, not a penny more.
Governance
The board of directors is the primary direct stakeholder influencing corporate governance. Directors are elected by shareholders (owners) or appointed by other board members, and they represent shareholders of the company. The board is tasked with making important decisions, such as corporate officer appointments, executive compensation and dividend policy.
Boards are made up of existing stockholders, officers, or management personnel and quite often include independent members (company outsiders).
Independent directors do not share the ties of the insiders, but they are chosen because of their experience managing or directing other companies both large and small and also for their expertise in a field that the company owners deem as necessary to achieve specific or overall objectives.
Independents are considered helpful for governance because they dilute the concentration of power and create an "arms length" transaction in governing the company.
Governance
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