cash to pay tax based on unrealized gains in the year when you exercise your options, which often frustrates people.
Otherwise, no need to worry about tax triggered by ISO too much. There are many uncertainties hanging around to determine effective tax rates you will pay for your capital gains: your income in subsequent years, deductions, market prices, etc. You just can't time the transactions in an optimal way.
So just sell stocks at a desirable price. You may end up with a fat tax bill, but anyway, you MAKE MONEY!
The biggest risk for ISO holder could have no enough
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I totally agree with you
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