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      "final_completion_text": "<Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are used by startup and early-stage companies to attract and retain talent, serving as a form of stock incentive alongside financial compensation. RSUs can be categorized into single-trigger and double-trigger types, with the former based on a vesting schedule and the latter including additional conditions related to work assignments. Employees may choose to file an 83(b) election to report income tax on RSUs at the time of grant, although this option is not applicable for RSUs.>"
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