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by pianom4n
2484 days ago
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If the 409a price is greater than the strike price, of course you exercise. If you don't want to hold it just sell it back to the company. Also this gets the tax treatment totally wrong. It's not treated as regular income when you exercise, only AMT income. This is a huge difference because the large default AMT credit means that you can exercise a substantial amount without paying taxes. |
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