http://www.xiaohaha168.com Welcome to Hot Answer Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:29:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-250.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-250.html#comments Sun, 23 May 2010 11:28:07 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-250.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-250.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-249.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-249.html#comments Sun, 23 May 2010 06:27:44 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-249.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-249.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-248.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-248.html#comments Sun, 23 May 2010 01:27:47 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-248.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-248.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-247.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-247.html#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 20:27:55 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-247.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-247.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-246.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-246.html#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 15:27:49 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-246.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-246.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-245.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-245.html#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 10:27:53 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-245.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-245.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-244.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-244.html#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 05:28:05 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-244.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-244.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-243.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-243.html#comments Sat, 22 May 2010 00:27:49 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-243.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-243.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-242.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-242.html#comments Fri, 21 May 2010 19:28:11 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-242.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

]]> http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-242.html/feed 1 http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-241.html http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-241.html#comments Fri, 21 May 2010 14:28:12 +0000 admin http://www.xiaohaha168.com/stock/whats-the-difference-between-restricted-stock-and-stock-options-from-accounting-perspective-241.html A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

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