Originally posted by alpe19
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https://frazerjames.co.uk/rsus-a-tech-employees-guide/
There is no tax to pay when RSUs are granted. You only pay tax on RSUs when they vest. The UK tax treatment for RSUs is similar to how your salary is taxed.
You will pay income tax and national insurance on the value of RSUs vested. You will also pay employers national insurance. This will be based on the value of the RSUs once they vest (not the value when they are granted).
You will pay income tax and national insurance on the value of RSUs vested. You will also pay employers national insurance. This will be based on the value of the RSUs once they vest (not the value when they are granted).
You will need an accountant to correctly value your shares and sell enough of them to cover any outstanding tax liabilities. You could end up holding worthless shares and a huge tax bill.
Most companies fail so bear that in mind.
https://www.investopedia.com/article...il-and-why.asp
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