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It is common for a key employee to be offered an opportunity to purchase equity of the employer. Often the key employee can personally finance such purchase. And sometimes the employer will help the key employee finance the purchase by providing him or her with a loan equal to the purchase price. The purpose of this Tip of the Week is to remind readers that a substantial part of the loan should be recourse.
- Risk Associated with 100% Non-Recourse Note - Key Employee Received an Option. If the loan is 100% non-recourse (meaning the key employee has no personal assets at risk other than the ...
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