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2014 ALL OTHER COMPENSATION
The following table identifies the amount of each item included for 2014 in the All Other Compensation column in the
2014 Summary Compensation Table above.
Name
Total
($)
Daniel P. Amos
222,567
7,950
— 230,517
Kriss Cloninger III
108,409
7,950
— 116,359
Paul S. Amos II
954,949
7,950
19,658
982,557
Eric M. Kirsch
3,445
7,950
—
11,395
Tohru Tonoike
182,775
—
— 182,775
(1)
Perquisites are more fully described in the Perquisites table below.
sold before the NEO became an Aflac employee.
(2)
Amounts are for earned renewal sales commissions before expenses on Aflac U.S
.
products
($)
($)
($)
Perquisites
and Other
Personal
Benefits
(1)
Company
Contribution
to 401(k) Plan
Renewal
Commissions
from
Previous Job
(2)
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Name
Total
Perquisites
and Other
Personal
Benefits
(7)
($)
Daniel P. Amos
25,942 196,625
—
—
—
— 222,567
Kriss Cloninger III
65,695 35,272
—
— 3,092
4,350
108,409
Paul S. Amos II
18,300 21,322 791,264
123,600
463
— 954,949
Eric M. Kirsch
— — —
—
— 3,445
3,445
Tohru Tonoike
(8)
— 1,425
—
— 172,288
9,062
182,775
2014 PERQUISITES
The following table identifies the incremental cost to the Company of each perquisite included for 2014 in the All
Other Compensation table above.
Personal
Use of
Company
Aircraft
(1)
Security
Services
(2)
Other
(6)
($)
($)
($)
Car
Allowance
(5)
($)
International
Assignment
Allowance
(3)
($)
($)
Tax Related
Reimbursements
(4)
(1)
Incremental cost for the personal use of corporate aircraft is the calculated standard hourly cost rate based upon actual operating
expenses for corporate aircraft, including fuel costs, airport fees, catering, in-flight phone, and crew travel expenses. This rate is
recalculated annually. The personal use of corporate aircraft has been authorized by the Company’s Board of Directors for
security reasons and to maximize the effectiveness of the executives’ time. Included in the amount reported for Mr. Cloninger is
$16,023 for attending outside Board of Directors meetings for a board on which he serves.
(2)
Incremental costs for security services include the salaries and benefits of security officers and the actual costs of any security
equipment, monitoring and maintenance fees.
(3)
This amount includes Company provided housing (in the amount of $262,219), which includes rent and utilities; educational
expenses (in the amount of $142,661) for the NEO’s children; transportation expenses (in the amount of $197,063) which
includes the cash cost for the use of two leased cars, driver compensation, and parking expenses; and relocation expenses,
which includes moving expenses such as shipment of goods (in the amount of $98,202). All expenses were incurred as a direct
result of Mr. Paul S. Amos’ II overseas assignment in Tokyo, Japan. Certain amounts were paid in yen and all are converted to
dollars by dividing the actual yen denominated payments by the 2014 weighted average exchange rate of 105.46 yen to the
dollar.
(4)
This amount represents tax equalization and tax gross-up payments, which are designed to satisfy tax obligations arising solely
as a result of Mr. Paul S. Amos’ II international assignment (in the amount of $123,600).
(5)
Amounts included in the Car Allowance column for Messrs. Cloninger and Paul S. Amos II are charges for the use of Company
automobile transportation in the U.S. The amount included in the Transportation column for Mr. Tonoike includes the cash cost
to the Company for the use of a leased car, driver compensation and related expenses.
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