Calculate RSU tax implications in a few simple steps.
Input the number of RSUs vesting and the stock price at vesting.
Enter your annual salary and total income.
Choose your state or country for accurate tax calculations.
Check your RSU value, estimated taxes, and net proceeds after taxes.
RSUs are taxed as ordinary income at vesting based on the fair market value (the stock price when they vest). You may owe federal, state, and FICA taxes, and any subsequent gains are capital gains.
RSUs are actual shares granted to you that vest over time. Stock options give you the right to buy shares at a set price. RSUs have value even if the stock price drops.
This depends on your financial situation and company outlook. Selling immediately diversifies risk, while holding may yield additional gains (or losses).
Quickly calculate the tax implications of your Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) based on income and vesting.
The RSU Tax Calculator allows you to calculate the taxes owed on your Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) when they vest. This tool helps you estimate how much tax you'll owe based on your income, vesting schedule, and current tax rates.
Calculate RSU tax implications in a few simple steps.