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Isn’t this often true in the US as well? You pay to exercise your stock options, and then pay taxes on them (since they’re income). But if your company is still
by jakelazaroff 7y ago
Isn’t this often true in the US as well? You pay to exercise your stock options, and then pay taxes on them (since they’re income). But if your company is still private, they’re basically illiquid.