FAQ

Once they vest, you own the shares. If you have multiple vesting events over several years, you can choose to sell specific "lots." Generally, you might sell the shares with...

The IRS mandates a flat supplemental withholding rate of 22% for bonuses and equity under $1 million. If your actual tax bracket is 32% or 37%, you will likely owe...

Yes, if the stock price goes up. Any appreciation *after* you receive the shares will be taxed as long-term capital gains if you hold the shares for more than a...

Generally speaking, RSUs are taxed as ordinary income based on the fair market value of the shares on the vesting date. Your company usually "sells-to-cover," withholding a portion of the...