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What are the incentive stock option (ISO) withholding rules?

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What are the incentive stock option (ISO) withholding rules?

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There is no federal income tax, Social Security, or Medicare withholding when you exercise an ISO, even in the case of a same-day sale. The income tax on the transaction will be due when you file your return. It is important to consider the tax impact when you are planning an ISO exercise, particularly if your gains will be substantial.

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