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In a funny way it also benefitted the IRS in terms of tax collections as employees were taxed on the spread between the option and the value of the stock on exit and since these shares were typically exercised at the time of an exit were subject to short term capitalgains. I was wrong.
Likewise, net income is the money distributable to shareholders. These costs include capitalgains, investment returns, and retirement proceeds. However, even though you have incurred the cost of an asset already, accounting principles suggest distributing the cost over the asset’s useful life.
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