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PM is far to limiting. You'd be better off giving us the story here and letting nature take its course. Even I have some expertise in certain fields.

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PM is far to limiting. You'd be better off giving us the story here and letting nature take its course. Even I have some expertise in certain fields.

 

52% tax on stock options - There has to be a better way surely? They don't come under capital gains as they are non something or other (They were allocated pre IPO) and coming from the US

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52% tax on stock options - There has to be a better way surely? They don't come under capital gains as they are non something or other (They were allocated pre IPO) and coming from the US

 

[socialist mode start]So, you'd rather keep some of that 52% tax to yourself than have it spent on a life saving NHS operation for someone?[/socialist mode end] ;)

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[socialist mode start]So, you'd rather keep some of that 52% tax to yourself than have it spent on a life saving NHS operation for someone?[/socialist mode end] ;)

 

:facepalm:

:facepalm:

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Depends whether they are an approved or unapproved scheme and also on how long you have held them as I recall.

 

It was/ is an unapproved scheme - which seems to be the problem

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Cash it in and dont tell the tax man you have done it then when he asks tell him you will give him 0.4% the same as PFC if he doesnt like that tell him to take you to court where you will be bankrupt again and then offer him 1% of the original 0.4 Pompey maths works everytime

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