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To: Fred Levine who wrote (1164)3/12/2000 12:51:00 PM
From: nihil  Respond to of 1605
 
The date for establishing capital gains treatment of the ISO is the later date of the grant (2 years) or the date of exercise (1 year). You must hold the stock for at least a year after exercise. Often the company will lend you the money to carry it. If not, your friendly neighborhood loan shark will be glad to finance it.

4. Tax Implications for Employee

An employee receiving an incentive stock option
realizes no income upon its receipt or exercise (see IRC
section 422(a), incorporating by reference the
nonrecognition provisions of IRC section 421(a)(1)).
Instead, the employee is taxed upon disposition of the
stock acquired pursuant to the incentive stock option.
A disposition of incentive stock option stock generally
refers to any sale, exchange, gift or transfer of legal
title of stock, including a transfer from a decedent who
held incentive stock option stock to an estate, a transfer
by a bequest or inheritance, or any transfer of incentive
stock option stock between spouses or incident to a
divorce (IRC section 424(c)(1)). The tax treatment of
the disposition of option stock depends upon whether
the stock was disposed of within the statutory holding
period for incentive stock option stock. The incentive
stock option statutory holding period is the later of two
years from the date of the granting of the incentive
stock option to the employee or one year from the date
that the shares were transferred to the employee upon
exercise (IRC section 422(a)(1)).
www.niceo.org



To: Fred Levine who wrote (1164)3/12/2000 3:00:00 PM
From: Fisherman1  Respond to of 1605
 
the funds cost 7% per year
the tax savings of long term vs short term is more than 7%
the 7% is taxed at regular rates
the long term rate is at 1/2 regular rate
money is not tied up if banks will help