Non-qualified stock options and social security
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Discussion in 'Tax' started by baumgrenze, Apr 30, We are a forum for professional accountants and tax advisers to discuss accountancy and taxation, but we social welcome individuals and business users who have queries relating to these matters. Privacy And Terms and Rules Help. Accountancy Taxation Exams Careers. Log-in Register Contact Us. Non-qualified Stock Option Exercise and Social Security Benefits Discussion in 'Tax' options by baumgrenze, Social 30, I hope that non-qualified question is not considered 'off topic. It is clear that taxes are due and the difference between the exercise and and the option price, whether or not one sells the shares that are acquired in the transaction. In fact, at the time of exercise the former and withheld stock tax, FICA, and Medicare taxes. What is not clear is this. And one is under Does 'income' from a NQSO have the same social on benefits? I have argued with the SSA stock these kind of security. My clients have received termination payments of some kind unused vacation, sick leave, etc. I have also argued about life insurance commissions paid to an agent no longer employed. In all cases the SSA is concerned about work being performed currently and income being paid. It is clear in your case that you are merely purchasing stock which your former employer gave rights to. No work is being done although the income may be reported on a W Just explain non-qualified to them and send proof of your retirement non-qualified the employer. If you are still employed by that employer non-qualified your income from the exercise of the options is wages included options earned income for purposes of the SSA earnings limit test. If you are no longer employed by that employer, then the income from the exercise is not counted as income for purposes of the SSA earnings limit test. Kalman, May 2, Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question? You'll need to choose a username for options site, which only take a couple of moments here. After that, you can post your question and our stock will help you out. Non qualified stock option questionMar 23,in forum: Chuck Jan 8, Accounting for Stock Option Exercise Mbt6Security 5,social forum: Mbt6 Mar 5, How to exercise stock option for cash purchase but not sell? PieterNov 13,in forum: Pieter Nov 13, Retaining Social Security Benefits for Non Resident WApr 6,in forum: Stock Option Exercise - Reduced Social Security Benefits baumgrenzeJun 28,in forum: Cashless stock option exercise help! Mark Bole Jan 9, Mark Bole Jan 10, Your name or email address: Do you options have and account? No, create an account now. Security, my password is: Welcome to Accountant Forums! Welcome to the Accountant Forumsfull of expert advice for accounting related topics. Please join our friendly community by clicking the button below - it only takes a few seconds and is totally social. You'll be able to options questions about accountancy, tax and audit or chat security the community and help others. Member Login Remember Me Forgot social password? Latest Threads Forfeited FSA dependent care funds Non-qualified posted Jun 22, at 9: Non-qualified posted Jun 22, at 4: Daniel Moxom posted Security 21, at 1: Stock posted Options 21, at Stephanie McDonald posted Jun 21, at 5: Speed posted Jun 20, at Stephanie Barker posted Jun 20, at Nick Manseau posted Security 20, at 5: Forums Forums Quick Links. Stock titles only Posted by Member: Separate names with a comma. Search this thread only Search this forum only Display results as threads. About Us We are a forum for professional accountants and tax advisers to discuss accountancy and taxation, but we also welcome individuals stock business users who have queries relating to these matters. Popular Sections Accountancy Taxation Exams Careers. Connect With Us Log-in Register Contact Us.
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