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The value associated with them is illiquid. I can’t necessarily sell my stock options for what they’re “worth,” so taxing them at that level makes them pretty m
by austenallred 9y ago
The value associated with them is illiquid. I can’t necessarily sell my stock options for what they’re “worth,” so taxing them at that level makes them pretty much worthless.
It’s already taxed when I sell them - when I get dollars that I can spend. Taxing before then is (I hope) an oversight.
- kolbe 9y agoWould you be cool if you got taxed on the income tax scale upon selling them?
- nsxwolf 9y agoIt would be better than my accountant telling me I need to cash out my 401k to pay for taxes on something I'm probably never going to be allowed to sell anyway.
- austenallred 9y agoSure