ironic that the "socialist" in the race is against worker ownership of companies but seriously, lack of consideration of unintended consequences is my biggest concern about Sanders, and I continue to have that concernhttps://twitter.com/danprimack/status/1233121428406444035 …
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Replying to @betsythemuffin
I'm not following how this is significantly different than how taxes are handled with stock. The taxable value of the option is the difference between current trading price and strike price, meaning you can immediately exercise and sell to cover taxes just like stock
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Replying to @sgrif @betsythemuffin
IIRC this is how it works for ISOs in Canada (but to be perfectly honest I don't remember the specifics other than it's really different than America and I got fucked by assuming I was being sufficiently taxed when we moved to the US)
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Replying to @sgrif
Hate that the discourse is so toxic that you felt a need to mention this! So the thing I’m concerned about is that it creates pressure to sell as soon as you vest, because you want execs to need to hold for the long-term
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This makes sense. Options should behave differently than stock in this regard. Thanks for elaborating.
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