What Happens to RSUs When Your Company Is Acquired
Restricted stock units follow the merger agreement and your award terms. This guide covers public-company RSUs, startup double-trigger RSUs and the tax withheld when they settle.
Mergers, acquisitions and startup deals, and what they mean.
Restricted stock units follow the merger agreement and your award terms. This guide covers public-company RSUs, startup double-trigger RSUs and the tax withheld when they settle.
The lockup decides when pre-IPO shareholders, including employees with RSUs, can first sell. Here is where the terms are written and how they are usually structured.
An employee stock purchase plan rarely survives a sale. Here is what happens to the current offering period, your payroll contributions and the shares you already bought.
The merger agreement decides whether your options turn into cash, become options on the buyer's stock or disappear. Here is how each outcome works and where to find yours.
Restricted stock units create wage income on your W-2 when shares are delivered, then a capital gain or loss when you sell. Where the numbers show up and the basis trap on Form 1099-B.
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