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a) jurisdiction dependent, it's a bigger company than the US. b) if they issue RSU's at $Y, then buyback stock to drive the price up to $Z, the employee's take
by plantain 5y ago
a) jurisdiction dependent, it's a bigger company than the US.
b) if they issue RSU's at $Y, then buyback stock to drive the price up to $Z, the employee's take $Y as ordinary income, and $Z-$Y as cap gains, which is usually taxed more favourably