Equity compensation is becoming an increasingly popular way for employers to reward and retain their top talent. But as enticing as this benefit sounds, it’s one of the most complicated and misunderstood forms of compensation—often triggering a tax bill employees aren’t prepared to cover.
In this episode, host Jason and special guest Mike Holloway, CFP® explain the differences between incentive stock options and non-qualified stock options, and the tax implications of each. Because only when you understand how to make the most of your equity compensation can you truly ‘Own Your Wealth.’
Listen now to learn:
How each equity compensation type differs
The tax implications of each form of equity compensation
Why an 83B election is often one of the best ways to enjoy significant future tax savings
When to meet with a financial advisor, so you have ample time to weigh your options
And more
Connect with Michael Holloway:
LinkedIn: Michael Holloway
Cook Wealth: Michael Holloway
Resources:
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Connect with Jason:
Linkedin: Jason Deshayes
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