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Developing an Exit Strategy for Stock Options in a Down Market

Darrow Wealth Management

Particularly for employees of companies that IPO’d last year, valuations have fallen significantly. If the company was trading at an inflated price due to market conditions at the time, then it’s going to be much harder to justify that valuation when exuberance wanes. Single stocks vs the market. Strategies to diversify.

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CFP Board’s Crypto Guidelines Offer a Word of Caution

eMoney Advisor

They may present unique custodial risks that expose investors to a heightened risk of theft or loss. They raise valuation issues because they may not be subject to commonly-accepted valuation methodologies and may not be subject to consistent accounting treatment or traditional reporting requirements.

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Making the Most of Your Employee Stock Plans

Bell Investment Advisors

These programs come in several flavors, each with its own attributes, constraints, and tax implications. Taxes play an outsized role. The applicable tax rate depends on your personal tax situation, the timing of exercise and/or sale of shares, plan type, and more. Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) may be due.

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Tender Offers: A Comprehensive Guide for Startup Employees

Harness Wealth

In this guide, we’ll explore the ins and outs of tender offers, discuss their associated tax implications, and give you the information you need to plan ahead for any tender offers in your future. Do You Owe Taxes In A Tender Offer? Do You Owe Taxes In A Tender Offer? Table of Contents: What Is A Tender Offer?

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2022 Year-End Planning Letter: Reflections and Perspectives

Brown Advisory

But life inevitably brings changes to every client’s risk tolerance—usually because their circumstances, aspirations and obligations evolve over time—so there may be very valid reasons for making extensive adjustments to an existing plan.

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2022 Year-End Planning Letter: Reflections and Perspectives

Brown Advisory

But life inevitably brings changes to every client’s risk tolerance—usually because their circumstances, aspirations and obligations evolve over time—so there may be very valid reasons for making extensive adjustments to an existing plan. With that backdrop, we highlight several positive factors: Income Tax. Tax Loss Harvesting.

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Anchoring Expectations

Brown Advisory

This includes articulating a policy with regard to investment risk tolerance, long-term goals, cash flow needs and sector diversification. This helps to meet your immediate needs and instill discipline in a longterm context, averting excessive spending when valuations are rising. We cannot control the first two forces.

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