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The problem with giving outright shares compared to options is you owe taxes on that. In the taxman view you got something (shares valued via 409A) on which you
by ropiku 10y ago
The problem with giving outright shares compared to options is you owe taxes on that. In the taxman view you got something (shares valued via 409A) on which you have to pay taxes even if the shares you got are not liquid.
- jsprogrammer 10y agoI don't think becoming an owner is necessarily deferred compensation.