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RSUs or Cash?

nelson687
Posts: 3 Newbie

I joined a company where they give me the option to choose, as an incentive program, RSUs, stock options, or directly cash.
I'm a bit confused about the tax implications between the options. I was most interested in RSUs, but then I'm lost with the cash option.
If I choose RSUs, is that exactly the same as if I chose cash and then buy my company stocks? or is it different in terms of taxes?
having the option to select cash, I don't understand why I would select RSUs, with cash I can diversify my investments also buying stocks from a different company. What are the advantages of getting RSU vs cash if I want to invest the cash in stocks anyway?
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This is the welfare benefits board. I think you'll find more members able to help you on the Cutting Tax part of the forum.0
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sure, I moved it there, not sure how to delete this post
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