A friend came back fuming from his tax consultant’s office. He was charged an additional RM100,000 in taxes on the gains made from exercising his stock options.
Advice from his consultant came too late. He could have reduced the tax bill substantially had he exercised his stock options when the price was low. This is because the taxable gains from exercising stock options are based on the exercised price of the shares.
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