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davidlumley
1368 days ago
To be clear: taxes are due when you
receive
the shares. For options, that's when you execute/purchase your options
not
when they vest.
edit: (in the US at least)
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johnebgd
1368 days ago
The taxes can also be due when you receive your options. That can depend on if you purchase your options or if they are granted to you and entitle you to a discount.
YMMV but an NQSO purchase agreement can be your friend.
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YMMV but an NQSO purchase agreement can be your friend.