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You're missing the problematic part. It's when you've exercised an option that gives you a non-cash, notional ("paper" or "unrealized") gain, and you have to p
by rlucas 11y ago
You're missing the problematic part. It's when you've exercised an option that gives you a non-cash, notional ("paper" or "unrealized") gain, and you have to pay taxes on that in cash.
- overdrivetg 11y agoThis should really be solved by letting you transfer (or somehow attach) the shares to the IRS at the value they "believe" they are worth in lieu of the tax on those shares. Or better yet get rid of the whole AMT mess entirely.