Tech pay is equity plus a big W-2, and the taxes are easy to get wrong. Nino plans your RSUs, options, and income as one picture.
Estimate the tax on each vest and the gap between the 22% your employer withholds and your real bracket.
Plan exercises and the AMT so an option decision never turns into a surprise tax bill.
Decide how much employer stock to hold versus sell, tied to your goals and your risk.
Use a backdoor Roth and the right accounts to keep saving efficiently once the easy options phase out.
Every one of these is avoidable. Nino keeps watch year-round so you never fall into the same traps.
The flat 22% withholding usually falls short of a high earner's real rate, so a vest can leave you owing thousands at filing. Nino models the gap before vest day so you can set cash aside or sell to cover.
Exercising ISOs can trigger the alternative minimum tax, and the wrong timing turns a smart move into a large bill. Nino plans the exercise and the AMT so you keep the upside without the surprise.
Letting employer shares pile up ties your net worth to one company at one price. Nino builds a sell-and-diversify plan so a single stock never controls your future.
The average user saves $800 their first month, $8,000 their first year.
