In a previous post,Restricted Stock Units (RSU) Tax Withholding Choices, I wrote about what I chose among the three tax withholding choices — same day sale, sell to cover, and cash transfer — and why. This time I’m writing about how to account for taxes on the tax return, especially...
This new tax has many nuances and can get quite complicated. For the purposes of this summary, the tax may apply to capital gains upon the sale of stock if you are alreadyoverthe modified AGI threshold. State Taxes Note that we haven’t addressed California or other state taxes in this p...
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Now, if you sell the shares before they meet the criteria for favorable capital gains treatment, the sales are considered "disqualifying dispositions," and you may end up paying taxes on part of the proceeds of the sale at your ordinary income tax rate, which could be as high as 37% in...
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Employee Stock Option Taxes: What You Need To Know Ask the Experts Q:I live in a high-tax state. I have a big restricted stock unit (RSU) grant, and most of it is likely to vest next year. If I move now, before the grant vests, to a low- or no-income-tax state (such as ...
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You will also likely pay brokerage commissions, fees, and taxes. 2. Cashless: Exercise-and-Sell You purchase your option shares and then and immediately sell them. In many cases, your brokerage will allow this transaction without using your own cash, with the proceeds from the stock sale ...
The tax bill must be paid sooner in this case, but it can be substantially lower if the stock had appreciated between the grant date and the vesting date. The risk is that if the restricted stockholder leaves the company before the shares vest, the shares are forfeited, and taxes that wer...