How can executive compensation affect your taxes as you approach retirement? In this Financial Quarterback segment, Jim Lineweaver, CFP®, AIF® and Mark Sipos, Director of LFG Tax, discuss executive compensation tax planning, including RSUs, incentive stock options, alternative minimum tax, and the importance of coordinating multiple income events.
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