With so many publicly traded companies located here in Minnesota (United Health, Target, Best Buy, Medtronic, US Bank, General Mills) it’s not surprising that we often have questions about the NUA rule. Anyone who has worked with one of these companies over a significant period of time may be looking at a large concentrated stock positions with a potentially huge tax burden in the near future. The NUA rule may help alleviate some of that burden but you have to do it the right way.
Read MoreMinnesota has a lot of large publicly traded employers. United Health, Target, Best Buy, Medtronic, US Bank, General Mills, are some of the biggest. Typically, these companies will use other forms of compensation to attract and retain employees. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are one of the most common.
Read MoreWhether you just got fired, are planning to leave your employer to pursue another opportunity, or ready to retire, you need to make sure you understand what happens with your employee stock options as this could have a huge impact on your tax situation and your retirement plans.
Read MoreWeather you just started receiving employer stock as part of your compensation package or have been receiving it for several years, having a plan in place for managing this critical component of your income and net worth is essential.
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