The Deferred Compensation Plan for self employed in California is designed to provide additional income to individuals post-retirement. This type of agreement allows key employees to receive payments beyond standard pension and insurance plans. It includes provisions for payments in the event of retirement, as well as death before or after retirement. Users can specify payment amounts and duration, with adjustments based on the National Consumer Price Index to maintain value over time. The form also outlines conditions under which employment termination affects the payment obligations, and it mandates noncompetition clauses to protect the corporation’s interests. For legal professionals such as attorneys, partners, and legal assistants, it serves as a crucial tool to ensure proper compensation structures while maintaining compliance with California regulations. Filling out and editing the form require careful attention to detail, ensuring all personal and corporate information is accurately entered, and understanding the legal implications of the clauses. This form is beneficial for organizations looking to secure key personnel while providing them with financial continuity after retirement.