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by usaar333
3636 days ago
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If anything, it argues you are less likely to be in AMT with RSUs: "In years when large blocks of RSUs vest, your ordinary income tax will usually exceed your AMT due to the additional ordinary income. As long as that’s the case—you’re not in AMT—you can use state income tax and property tax deductions to reduce your ordinary income tax liability. If you’re likely to be in AMT next year (say, because you’ll have fewer RSUs vesting), ...." |
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