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Apply taxes on stock options only when sold
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Not OptionalEU stock options advocacy initiativevotes For and says:
Not Optional – the Index Ventures-led campaign to improve stock option rules and improve conditions for employee ownership of Europe’s startups – today marks its fifth anniversary with an update to its country rankings and a call for pan-European ali...
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Michaela JeffersonUK-based business and tax journalistvotes For and says:
There are two primary considerations. The first is when you get taxed: is it only at the point of sale (i.e. when you are able to liquidate your shares)? Is there an additional tax to pay when exercising stock options or when shares vest? Or, are you...
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Index VenturesEuropean venture capital firmvotes For and says:
This is a critical factor impacting the attractiveness of stock options. The later they are taxed, the better. Not only for the employee – but in our opinion, also for governments, because tax-receipts are maximised by targeting the point of greatest...
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Frederic W. CookUS executive compensation consultantvotes For and says:
In summary, I would say that the tax compact set in the Revenue Act of 1950 was that the employee would get capital gains only at sale and the corporation would forego a tax deduction. For the next 50 years, I would suggest that we change that tax c...
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Pieter LevelsSolo serial entrepreneurvotes For and says:
The current tax policy in the EU taxes stock options at the time they are exercised, creating a significant financial burden on employees who have not yet realized any tangible financial gain. This approach stifles innovation, discourages entrepreneu...
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Philipp HerkelmannAuthor of EU-ESOP startup equity proposalvotes For and says:
Employees will only be faced with a tax event at the point of sale [...] there should be no tax event prior to that.
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