The employees income for restricted stock is typically measured on the date any restrictions lapse. True/false...
The employees income for restricted stock is typically measured on the date any restrictions lapse. True/false
A section 83(b) election allows a employee to freeze the value of ordinary income on stock options at the grant date True/false
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Statement is TRUE : The employee's income for restricted stock is typically measured on the date any restrictions lapse.
Statement is FALSE : A section 83(b) election allows a employee to freeze the value of ordinary income on stock options at the grant date.
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