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      "final_completion_text": "Why do companies grant Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)?\n\nCompanies, particularly startups and early-stage firms, often face challenges in securing sufficient funds to compete with established businesses offering higher salaries. To overcome this issue and build their operations, these companies rely on both investor funding and alternative forms of compensation. One popular method is providing Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). These units act as stock incentives, encouraging talented individuals to join the company's team even without immediate high monetary compensation. By promising future ownership in the company, RSUs help attract and retain skilled professionals willing to take on the risk associated with working for startups where long-term success isn't guaranteed.\n\nHow do RSUs work?\n\nRSUs are typically accompanied by various restrictions and conditions tailored to align the interests of the employees with those of the company. There are two primary types of RSUs: single-trigger and double-trigger. Single-trigger RSUs are linked solely to a predetermined vesting schedule, usually based on the duration of employment. For instance, if an employee works for the company for three years, a set number of shares would become vested after that period. If the employee decides to leave the company before the end of the vesting period, any unvested shares would be forfeited.\n\nDouble-trigger RSUs incorporate an additional condition beyond the standard vesting schedule. In addition to meeting the vesting criteria, the employee must satisfy another goal, such as completing a significant task or milestone, like launching a new product or achieving a sales target. Only then will the shares be awarded, adding an extra layer of motivation and alignment between the employee's efforts and the company' elements.\n\nFurthermore, there could be other stipulations regarding the sale or transfer of the stock, as well as provisions concerning the type of stock received—actual stock versus its cash equivalent.\n\n83(b) elections:\n\nAn important aspect of managing RSUs involves understanding the tax implications. While filing an 83(b) election with the IRS enables recipients to report income tax on the shares immediately when granted instead of waiting until they are actually received, it's crucial to note that this option does not apply to"
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