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wanderer_1(Newbie)Newbie
26 Aug 2023

My employer is providing equity (company shares - US listed) as part of salary. These share get vested each year. I understand that these shares value will be counted as my Income.

When do I need to pay taxes on vested shares? As soon as they vest or with my tax return?

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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
27 Aug 2023

Employer should provide details of tax for your particular employee share scheme.


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