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You can make options expire after 90 days but they lose their IRS protection and have to be treated as income and not capital gains. ISO 90 day limit is an IR
by adrr 7y ago
You can make options expire after 90 days but they lose their IRS protection and have to be treated as income and not capital gains. ISO 90 day limit is an IRS limit.
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