Wondering if it’s normal to ask a company to pay for taxes on RSUs which vest in Singapore? It seems the laws there require you to pay taxes on vested RSUs even if the company isn’t public. The company has given me the option to sell on secondary market but just curious if it’s something that is normal in Singapore?
Always get options in a pre-IPO company
The company switched to RSUs so don't think that is a possibility
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Yup pretty normal and no they won't pay taxes. Also if you leave the country you have to pay tax on all invested RSUs.
Week if I leave Singapore then I forfeit invested RSUs so I don't have to worry about that. Shame to hear that taxes are not paid by the company