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usebraintrust.com seems like an interesting model in cutting out the middleman. Unfortunatey, I didn't do good enough on the interview.
Hi Citi guys, need 1 help. I have been interviewed and got the offer letter from Citi but I had not mention during the form questioner and in the HR discussion that my wife is also working in Citi(she is working in different account then the account I am selected) will this create any issue in future ?please suggest Citi
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Anyone hear about layoffs at GT?
You pay earned income tax on the 15% discount no matter what.
Capital gains/losses are based on full FMV, not discounted FMV.
Sell now, pay earned income tax rate. Hold for 1 year, pay capital gains rate
Sell and dump it in your IRA.
Sell immediately. Here's a deeper POV: https://blog.wealthfront.com/good-espp-no-brainer/
Sell if you need money hold if not - ACN pays dividends at least once a year and the company so far is doing well. Stocks in general is a tricky business - just a couple months back ACN was at 170 + range but all the tech stocks tanked it’s back to the 150 + range
Which rate is higher ? If I remember correctly, selling after 1 year saves you the most money (given the stocks don’t go down too much within the year)
Your earned income rate is higher - you will pay tax on the diff between the price when you sell and the discounted purchase price - $134.5763