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Are top company executives backdating stock gifts, and even manipulating stock prices, to cheat on their taxes?
Could be, report three finance professors after a deep dive into nearly 1,000 transactions over a 10-year period.
The transactions in question involve stock gifts made by CEOs to children and other heirs, and the taxes avoided are…
