Sam receives 100 stock options in XYC Co, which is a public company. He was granted the stock options in 2016 when the fair market value of the shares was $5 per share and the exercise price was $6 per share. He exercised his stock options in 2018 when the fair market value was $18 per share. In 2020, Sam plans to sell his 100 shares for $22 per share. What is the tax impact on Sam's income from the stock options in 2020?

Sam receives 100 stock options in XYC Co, which is a public company. He was granted the stock options in 2016 when the fair market value of the shares was $5 per share and the exercise price was $6 per share. He exercised his stock options in 2018 when the fair market value was $18 per share. In 2020, Sam plans to sell his 100 shares for $22 per share. What is the tax impact on Sam's income from the stock options in 2020?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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