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The SEC Clawback Rules require recovery of the erroneously awarded incentive-based compensation (calculated based on the error that was subsequently corrected in the accounting restatement), regardless of any misconduct or knowledge of the officer who received the compensation.
Executives at public companieswho are often paid bonus, equity or incentive compensation by a company that later restates its financial statementsmay be required to repay that compensation. In other words, the company is allowed to or required to claw back the previously paid compensation.
A public companys clawback policy must require certain executives to repay incentive-based compensation that was overpaid within the three fiscal years prior to the date the company is required to prepare a restated financial statement due to material noncompliance with reporting requirements (without regard to fault
The SEC adopted Rule 10D-1 in October 2022, directing national securities exchanges to establish listing standards that prohibit the listing of any security of a company that does not adopt and implement a written policy requiring the recovery, or clawback, of certain erroneously paid incentive-based executive
The SEC Clawback Rules prohibit listed companies from indemnifying or insuring a current or former officer against the loss of the erroneously awarded compensation. While officers can purchase related insurance from third parties, companies cannot directly or indirectly reimburse them for premiums on those policies.

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The SEC Clawback Rules require that a committee composed of independent directors charged with oversight of executive compensation, or the independent members of the board of directors, must make any determination that the recovery of erroneously awarded compensation would be impracticable.
The Dodd-Frank clawback framework requires a company to recover incentive-based compensation that covered executive officers erroneously received during the three completed fiscal years immediately preceding the date the company is required to prepare an accounting statement.
Penalties for violations of Section 409A may include: Income inclusion at the time of vesting even if the benefit has not yet been paid. A 20% penalty tax on the deferred amounts. An increased interest rate on the late payment of the income tax due on the compensation.

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