Startups currently enjoy the flexibility of offering new equity compensation plans.
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Worker equity is seen as a tool for cultivating an ownership mindset among employees.
Often, the ownership mindset is only reserved for the leaders. Unknown to many, it actually has positive effects when shared among team members.
While RSUs are more flexible than stock options, employees may find themselves confused by the tax legalese and liabilities.
Restricted Token Units (RTUs) are a form of equity compensation in the blockchain industry that give employees with tokens, such as cryptocurrency.
409a valuations can be complex and costly, which startups should be able to deal with efficiently to ensure effective tax compliance.
Leadership styles vary by company and organization. Yet there are several types that can be readily observed in the workplace.
Startups and employees alike have tax obligations to comply to surrounding the issuance of equity compensation.
Just like stock options, RSUs have pros and cons that employees need to take into consideration when managing their equity compensation.
As with the early rounds of business financing, the Series C funding entails a unique set of process that founders should understand.
When your RSUs vest, you have the option to sell or hold on to them depending on your financial goals.
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