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bobthebuilder

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Question 1

Involving accountants in executive compensation plans is often especially helpful
◦ in keeping track of the executive compensation plan.
◦ in identifying the appropriate metrics to use when linking compensation to performance.
◦ in reducing the total amount of compensation paid to executives.
◦ in suggesting the appropriate amount of compensation executives should be paid.

Question 2

Accountants can help executive compensation plan boards
◦ comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
◦ by identifying the best ways to keep the details of compensation plans out of the hands of external parties.
◦ avoid paying excessive amounts of "perks" to executives.
◦ distribute information regarding how well each executive is performing their job.
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bobthebuilder

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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