As long as your company designs its plan properly, the employees who
receive nonqualified options won't owe taxes on their options until they exercise them.
The directors
received nonqualified options, which they preferred because the plan was straightforward and the options didn't bring any AMT complications.»
Not exact matches
When you exercise a
nonqualified stock option you report compensation income equal to the difference between the value of the stock you
receive and the amount you pay to exercise the option.
Generally, ISOs
receive more favorable tax treatment than
nonqualified stock options do.
Because annuities are classified as
nonqualified retirement instruments, they
receive a tax benefit in the form of tax deferral on earnings.