So let’s say I get paid out 1,000 shares of RSUs and 40% is withheld (and sold presumably) to pay taxes so I only get 600 shares now. After doing taxes, I find my tax liability is only 32% so that means they over withheld 80 extra shares.
Let’s say the stock grew in price ($10/share) by the time I do my taxes...does that mean I missed out on $800 in capital gains because of extra overwithholding??
Seems unfair. Any way to stop share withholding during vesting (because I think company stock is gonna go up so I don’t want to sell just yet)? Is this usually a company policy or the trading firm you use? Oracle uses Fidelity and they didn’t ask me.
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