1 Among those companies disclosing the presence of a Lead Director, 38.0% paid a premium for service in this position in 2005 versus 28.8% in 2004. 2  In 2005, median total compensation for a regular member of the Board was $150,000, for a Non-Executive Chairs was $219,765, and for Lead Directors was $162,424.mong the study's key findings: In manufacturing, median total compensation (which includes fees, retainers, committee pay, and all forms of stock compensation) for outside directors is now $109,000, up from $91,250 in 2005.
A flat income tax rate of 30 percent (unless a lower rate is available under a DTT) applies to Russian source income with some exceptions which, inter alia, include: 15 percent tax rate applies to dividend income from Russian companies;
Because of this, you would think that the country with the highest tax rate in the world would have the most miserable people, right? It turns out that Denmark has the highest tax rate in the world with a 48.9% tax-to-GDP ratio. In comparison, Indiaâs tax-to-GDP ratio is 10.6% , Japanâs is 27.4%, and the United States is 28.2%. But there is something else that Denmark is known for: being the happiest country in the world.