Stock Options Can Greatly Magnify Your Earning Potential—If You Manage Them Properly
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When you receive employee stock options, you have a potential wealth magnification tool. But there’s a catch: Stock option plans are complicated and busy executives typically don’t have the time to properly manage them.
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Did you know…
- There are two types of stock options, NQSOs and ISOs?
- Typically, you do not have to exercise stock options when they vest?
- Certain stock options are double taxed, when exercised and when shares are sold?
- If you hold shares for over one year after the exercise date your tax liability may go down?
- You must track each stock option unit with care because your basis may be different when determining your regular tax and AMT?
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This information is for general information use only. It is not tailored to any specific situation, is not intended to be investment, tax, financial, legal, or other advice and should not be relied on as such. AMG’s opinions are subject to change without notice, and this report may not be updated to reflect changes in opinion. Forecasts, estimates, and certain other information contained herein are based on proprietary research and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any particular security, strategy, or investment product.
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