Tax on high salary vs low salary + high RSUs?
Nov 19, 2020
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I'm new to the site been doing a lot of reading about salaries and interviews. I'm planning on applying to FANG in SF bay area, but confused about salaries and income tax.
AFAIK, netflix hands out all compensation as w2 (minus healthcare + 401K match) meaning if my TC is 350K, then I get taxed on all of that and in cali, its a huge chunk.
Other companies FB etc, offer lower w2 wages (200K) and then good amount of RSU (150K-200K). How are these RSU's taxed? Do I end up paying more tax with netflix model or is it about the same?
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