Does this apply to capital gains?
Usually, capital gains are taxed only in the state where you are domiciled at the time of the sale. This is why some people consider waiting until they are residents...
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Will I be double-taxed on the same income?
Generally, no. Your new state of residence will usually provide a credit for taxes paid to your old state. However, if you move to a no-tax state, there is no...
Read More If I move to a state with no income tax, do I still owe my old state?
Yes, for the portion of the equity that vested while you were working in that state. States track "workdays" from grant to vest to determine their cut.
Read More Can I time the taxes on my RSUs?
No. Taxes are generally due on RSUs the moment they vest and are no longer subject to a "substantial risk of forfeiture." This is a forced event, unlike NQSOs, where...
Read More Do I have to pay out of pocket for RSUs?
No. RSUs are granted to you at no cost once they vest. You only have to worry about the tax liability, which is usually handled (at some level) by your...
Read More What happens if the stock price drops after my RSUs vest?
You still owe the ordinary income tax on the value the shares had on the vesting date. If you sell later at a lower price, you will have a capital...
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