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The National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) estimates that there will be around 6,500 employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) encompassing approximately 14 million members by 2022. There has been a drop in the number of proposals but a growing number of registrants since the beginning of the millennium. There are also over 4,000 profit sharing and (to a lesser extent) stock bonus programmes that are heavily invested in business shares and, in some respects, are similar to ESOPs.
Furthermore, we estimate that around 9 million employees are enrolled in programmes that give stock options or other individual equity to the majority or all employees. Up to 5 million people are members of 401(k) plans, which are predominantly invested in employer shares. employee stock ownership plan purchase schemes enable up to 11 million employees to acquire stock in their firm. We estimate that about 32 million employees engage in an employee ownership plan after removing overlap. These figures are estimates, although they are most likely conservative. Employees currently own around 8% of business stock. Although other plans already have significant assets, ESOPs are used by the bulk of the estimated 4,000 majority employee-owned businesses.
Major Uses of ESOPs
Approximately two-thirds of ESOPs are employed to offer a market for the shares of a leaving owner of a prosperous, closely-held business. The majority of the remaining is utilised as a supplementary employee benefit plan or to borrow money in a tax-favoured manner. Just under 10% of plans are in publicly traded corporations.
Employee stock ownership plan and Corporate Performance
According to a 2000 Rutgers research, ESOP firms develop 2.3 per cent to 2.4 per cent quicker after establishing their ESOP than would have been projected without it. Organizations that integrate employee ownership with employee workplace involvement initiatives get even greater performance advantages.
How ESOPs Work
Firms developed a trust fund for their employees and provide either cash to purchase firm stock, stocks directly to the program, or even have the plan lend money to purchase shares. If the plan borrows money, the firm contributes to it in order for it to return the debt. Contributions to the plan are deductible for tax purposes. Employees do not pay taxes on contributions made until they get the shares when they leave or retire. They may sell it on the market or return it to the corporation. Shareholders of a private firm transferring to an ESOP can delay taxes on their profits by reinvesting in shares of other firms if the ESOP holds 30% or more of the company equity and the company is a C corporation. S companies can also have ESOPs. Earnings from the employee stock ownership plan ownership part in S businesses are not taxed.
In other programmes, around 800 firms match individual 401(k) contributions in part with company stock investments. Employees might also opt to invest in the shares of their firm. Companies grant employees the opportunity to acquire shares at a defined price for a given number of years in stock option and other personal equity schemes. (Do not mistake stock options with ESOPs in the United States; in India, for instance, employee stock ownership plan are referred to as "ESOPs," while the ESOP in the United States has nothing to do with share options.
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