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I'd expect the options might be under water based on recent funding announcements. Probably still expensive to exercise, but I can't see how there would be a ta
by redshirtrob 6y ago
I'd expect the options might be under water based on recent funding announcements. Probably still expensive to exercise, but I can't see how there would be a tax liability if they are under water.
- daseiner1 6y agoi’m not super in the know here, but why would corporate financials be relevant to the tax obligations of individuals?
- redshirtrob 6y agoIt's pretty much impossible for us to say in this case since the terms weren't disclosed that I know of. They've been described as debt and equity. It's reasonable to assume the equity component would imply a certain valuation, and that valuation could be down from previous valuations. If you received options at a strike price at the peak valuation, then the current valuation may be below that level.