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by joshuamorton
2790 days ago
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Options and rsus are different. I don't buy my rsus, the company just gives them to me, so I pay tax on any shares they give me, because they're income. If I purchased them as options, different things would apply. But I'm happy paying tax on income of it means I get the shares for free. The change in price if the shares is taxed as capital gains though. |
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