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If your RSUs dropped that much in value before you could sell them, isn't that some sort of loss you can note on your taxes?
by YokoZar 7y ago
If your RSUs dropped that much in value before you could sell them, isn't that some sort of loss you can note on your taxes?
- rrdharan 7y agoDepends. AMT losses (from ISO exercise spreads and subsequent collapse) are separate and can't offset normal capital gains. That's what caused tons of pain for folks during the first bubble burst.