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Tax Planning for Startup Founders and Employees

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Cost-saving tax planning can be much more difficult to implement after your company is well-established and has reached the stage where an IPO, merger, or acquisition becomes a likely event. Types of shares to offer: ISOs, NSOs, RSAs, RSUs Startups must determine how best to issue stock shares to employees. More on this below.

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Tax Planning for When Your Startup is Going Through an Acquisition

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Founders, board members, and employees of startups that get acquired can experience tax consequences as a result of a liquidity event. It’s imperative to plan for the tax implications so you can be prepared to pay what you owe the IRS. Would you be willing to move to a state with lower taxes?

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The Ultimate Guide to State Residency and Tax Planning for Startup Founders and Remote Tech Employees

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Who knows, you might even find a more tax-friendly destination along the way. However, it is important to remember that while residing in any of these states, individuals will still be obligated to pay federal taxes. Consult with a Harness Tax Advisor to best determine how state and local tax laws may impact your specific situation.

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Switching Jobs and Your Startup Equity: What You Need to Know

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If you’re a startup employee, chances are you earn stock options or grants as part of your compensation package. Startups typically follow a three to four year vesting schedule, with shares gradually being distributed monthly after one full year on the job (that one-year mark is known as the cliff).

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Tender Offers: A Comprehensive Guide for Startup Employees

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Equity compensation is a popular strategy used by startups to attract and retain top talent, and it can sometimes result in significant financial rewards for founders and employees alike. However, realizing the value of equity can be rare, particularly when the company has no immediate plans to go public. How Do Tender Offers Work?

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The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech (October 2023)

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From there, the latest highlights also feature a number of other interesting advisor technology announcements, including: Holistiplan, after achieving success with its tax planning and analysis software, has announced an investment from Lead Edge Capital, signaling that it may be ready to expand into other financial planning areas beyond tax – (..)

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What is a Financial Plan, and How Do I Make One?

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Recognizing the need for a financial plan is a significant first step toward the goal of achieving personal financial security. Table of Contents What is a Financial Plan? Table of Contents What is a Financial Plan? Why is Financial Planning so Important? Why is Financial Planning so Important?