Not too many choices exist in the technical world of Form 4 reporting. But there is a choice to be made for reporting grants of stock-settled, time-based restricted stock units RSUs. For Section 16 nerds like me, this is as thrilling as it gets. These grants can be reported on a Form 4 in either Table I as an acquisition of common stock even though still subject to vesting or in Table II where derivative securities are reported. Apply market research to generate audience insights.
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It is therefore really important that when declaring gains on these kind of disposals that you understand what numbers and what exchange rates need to be used. The key is to keep records from day one so that nothing is missed. CBW act for many clients who have RSUs and we keep strict records on behalf of our clients that can be maintained each year at the same time the tax return is done, or more regularly if required. This means that we can calculate expected CGT at any time, if you want to understand what tax might be due in advance of a sale.
If you would like more information or assistance with how best to record and report RSUs please contact the tax team. Carter Backer Winter LLP uses cookies purely for analytical purposes and does not collect any sensitive personal data. If you continue to use this site, we will assume that you are happy to receive cookies. They differ from employee stock options, which are usually taxed at the time of option exercise.
If you made an IRC section 83 b election, you will be taxed and have withholding at the time the stock is transferred to you. In all three options, the employer will include the total value of the vested RSU shares in Box 1 of your W-2, along with the amount of your normal wages. Your basis in all vested shares you receive is the amount included on your W-2 as income plus any amount you had to pay for the shares.
The employer is required to withhold both federal and state taxes. This withholding will be reflected on your W-2 along with your normal withholding.
You may receive a B for option 3 if you sold any of the shares during the current tax year. Enter the date sold and total sales proceeds from the B you received into your TaxAct return see Entering in Program — Form B. For the date acquired, enter the date the shares vested or enter "various" if you sold shares that vested at different times.
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