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Hi Fishes
I wanted to know the Employee Perks/ benefits provided by Freshworks Inc to employees.
I am currently working in a Company where in they pay ₹ 5,000/- a month for wellness reimbursement, free Cab, food Annual Education reimbursement upto ₹3,50,000/- etc
All employees are eligible to these benefits and these are beyond the CTC.
Does Freshworks Inc provide any of the above or any other benefits besides CTC ?
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Yes.
But re-invest is the way to go.
Chief
Yes, as I learned when I didn’t report them at first because I thought they were only taxed when I cashed out. Oops.
Don’t be me.
Chief
Uber 1: My CPA spouse set me straight the first year we filed together. Fortunately, nearly all my investments were in retirement accounts at the time with only a pittance in normal investments, so my total dividends over a few years was only a few hundred dollars. She made the calculated risk to just ignore it and deal with it if the tax man ever came knocking. So far, so good!
D1: You’re being charitable. It’s not “misfortune,” it’s stupidity. Maybe arrogance that I didn’t even need to check? But I’ve definitely learned my lesson.
Don’t be me from a decade ago. Be me now - take your advice from a CPA!
Yes you have to pay taxes on dividends from your taxable brokerage, even if you reinvest them. If you want to lower the amount that’s taxed, you could tax loss harvest some other investments. But no you can’t escape tax obligations on the dividends.
Yes. It doesn’t matter if you reinvest or not
Yes you will pay taxes on those dividends, they get reported to the IRS and will be broken out for you in your annual 1099 (typically provided by your brokerage in the mail & online by February at the latest)