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      "final_completion_text": "Why do companies grant RSUs?\n\nCompanies, particularly startups and early-stage businesses, often face challenges in raising sufficient funds to compete with established corporations for top talent. To overcome this challenge, they frequently rely on investor support and venture capital. However, even with external funding, there's still a need to attract and retain skilled professionals. Offering restricted stock units (RSUs) serves as a strategic tool in achmandtalizing talents. It provides employees with the prospect of receiving stock options, aligning their interests with those of the company and its investors. Moreover, promising stock ownership helps draw attention away from more lucrative positions elsewhere, acknowledging the higher risk associated with joining startups where long-term viability isn't guaranteed.\n\n\nHow do RSUs work?\n\nRSUs are typically subject to vesting schedules, either single-trigger or double-trigger. Single-trigger vesting occurs over a set period, during which all issued shares become fully owned by the employee once the terms are met. For instance, if an employee receives RSUs with a three-year cliff vesting schedule, they would earn the right to half of their allocated shares after three years of service. If they leave earlier, any remaining unvested shares are forfeited.\n\nDouble-trigger vesting adds another layer, requiring both passage of a predetermined time frame and meeting certain conditions, such as successful completion of a significant project or milestone. Double-trigger vesting ensures that employees remain committed and contribute meaningfully to the company's objectives beyond just clocking hours.\n\n\nWhat about 83(b) elections concerning RSUs?\n\nAn important aspect of handling RSUs involves understanding the implications of filing an 83(b) election with the IRS. While this election enables recipients to declare income tax on the shares at the point of grant instead of receipt, it does not apply to RSUs. Instead, RSUs fall under a separate section of the tax code, so an individual cannot utilize an 83(b) election for them. Employees should consult with a tax professional to navigate the complexities surrounding RSU taxation properly."
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