Skyrocketing Executive Pay Packages Are About to Become More Costly for Corporate America
But compensation experts say the change in tax law is not likely to reverse years of upward pressure on executive pay. If anything, companies are likely to make such pay less dependent on performance-based bonuses and give executives a higher salary, they say.
“Some people will hope this reduces executive pay; I don’t think it will,” said Alan Johnson, managing director of pay consultant Johnson Associates.
The Washington Post / January 3, 2018
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