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It is kind of semantical, when the RSUs vest they have to be counted as ordinary income on your taxes. But with a private company like AirBnB, he can't just se
by cloudjacker 10y ago
It is kind of semantical, when the RSUs vest they have to be counted as ordinary income on your taxes.
But with a private company like AirBnB, he can't just sell those shares on the stock market, and MAYBE he could sell them for cash on a private site like EquityZen.
He is set up to make a big profit! It is a nice compensation package and is also great bargaining power for his next move!
But at the same time, it is not cash and what he actually makes is pretty average.