Homework Answers
A.
| given | price per share | |
| price per share | 20 | |
| grant date | 18.62 | |
| exercised date | 31.4 | |
| no of shares | 500 | |
| in 2014( at the time of exercise) | ||
| AMT(IN $) | ||
| grant price | 10,000.00 | |
| exercise price | 9,310.00 | |
| difference | 690.00 | |
| NO INCOME GENERATED | ||
| Income in 2019 | AMT(IN $) | |
| market price | 31.4 | |
| exercise price | 18.62 | |
| income (per share) | 12.78 | |
b.
| Mr. Pearl's basis in 500 shares | ||
| Income in 2019 | AMT(IN $) | |
| market price | 15,700.00 | |
| exercise price | 9,310.00 | |
| income generated | 6,390.00 | |
c.
| IN YEAR 2014 | NO TAX CONSEQUENSES | |
| IN YEAR 2019 | AMT(IN $) | |
| capital gain(assume 40%) | 2,556.00 | |
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