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isn't this already a problem for RSU's, where you get taxed at vest time (or on the value at vest time)? Are there startups out there granting illiquid RSU's? s
by lg 9y ago
isn't this already a problem for RSU's, where you get taxed at vest time (or on the value at vest time)? Are there startups out there granting illiquid RSU's? seems like a bad fit.
- sokoloff 9y agoRSUs are taxed when vested and released. Vested but not released RSUs are not [yet] taxed. Most companies issuing RSUs are doing so because there is a public market for them and so the release and vest date is the same.