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Do publicly traded companies typically give stock options(ISOs)? I think they typically give RSUs, these are great because they are liquid, but they are also ta
by mateo411 5y ago
Do publicly traded companies typically give stock options(ISOs)? I think they typically give RSUs, these are great because they are liquid, but they are also taxed as income tax which is about twice as high as the long term capital gains.
- nickjj 5y agoOne person I know of gets real stock (AFAIK). It took a few years of working there initially before they were vested but now he can choose to sell them immediately after they become available to him every year and pay income tax on it or hang onto them for >= 1 year and then they get treated as long term capital gains like regular stock. He bought his entire house with the stock he accumulated over the 10ish years he worked there.