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Options at non publicly traded companies are worth zero. Or should be valued the same as a lottery ticket.
by lotsofpulp 1y ago
Options at non publicly traded companies are worth zero. Or should be valued the same as a lottery ticket.
- duped 1y agoTell that to the IRS
- wslh 1y agoThey play their own game like a boss.
- koolba 1y agoWhat’s there to tell? Option grants that are not exercised have no tax consequence.
- dilyevsky 1y agoThere's a 10y max ttl on ISOs to exercise or lose it. Also if you leave the company it's 90d. You typically can convert ISOs to NSOs but you lose some of the tax advantages of ISO (not a tax/investment advice, etc etc)