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Stock Options & Payroll Taxes
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IRS Issues Guidance on Employment Taxes & Stock Options
Content: Interim guidance on the tax treatment of statutory stock options was issued June 25 by the IRS. Notice 2002-47 provides that until further guidance is issued, the IRS will not impose Social Security (FICA), federal unemployment (FUTA) or federal income tax...
Statutory Stock Options Taxes MCG Memo.PDF [application/pdf]
Content: Overview: Application of Employment Taxes to Statutory Options This summary is provided to enhance MCG/Dulworth clients’ access to information on recent developments. While we try to keep this information accurate and timely, we make no guarantees...
Beware of taxes with your stock options
Content: Sandra Block`s column appears Tuesdays. Beware of taxes with your stock options Stock options, once the province of the corner-office crowd, are becoming as common aspaid vacations at many companies. Midlevel workers are going home at ni...
Incentive Stock Options Taxes
Content: How will my Incentive Stock Options be taxed?
Yahoo! Tax Center - Taxes on Stock Options - Puts and Calls
Content: Judging from my email, there are lots of individual investors out there dabbling in stock options for the first time. And they're basically clueless about how these securities get taxed. When I say stock options, I mean the publicly traded variety bought...
Employment Taxes - Stock Options
Content: On Exercise pre-2003: No employer obligation for ISOs exercised before January 1, 2003 (per IRS Notice 2001-14). However, an employer may opt to include apply FICA and FUTA at the time of exercise, per the standard set forth in the next sentence
National Tax Journal: Hedging employee stock options corporate taxes and
Content: HighBeam Research, Free Preview: 'Hedging employee stock options corporate taxes and '... Full Membership required for unlimited access. Free 7-day trial. Comprehensive archive of newspapers, magazines, trade journals, TV and radio transcripts, photos ...
Fool.com: Internet Taxes and Stock Options [Special] September 19, 2003
Content: eBay CEO Meg Whitman weighs in on two hot topics.
Employment Taxes on Stock Options Coming Next January?
Content: Excerpt: "Technology companies would likely take the biggest hit from a tax on stock options. Some 97 of the top 100 ecommerce companies provide stock options to most or all workers, according to the National Center for Employee Ownership. The tax would...
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