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RTSO1 form

  • 02-09-2022 10:05am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 701 ✭✭✭


    Hi, just looking for a sanity check as its my first time doing a return. I am part of an unapproved ESPP scheme at work where we have to look after our own tax obligations/PRSI etc.

    Would the below be correct in terms of the tax due on RTSO( numbers rounded off for sanity.

    Lets say shares were $100 at the start of the 6 month period and $ 120 at end

    Shares purchased with a 15% discount so 80 shares bought at the $85 value. 

    so Fair market value on exercise date (purchase) would be $120.

    Actual Purchase Price: $85

    Difference would be ( 120-85) =35

    x

    80 ( number of shares ) 

    = 2,800 - --> this would be the total amount of gain for the RTSO1 form

    x 52% ( higher rate of tax + PRSI + USC)


    =1,456 due in tax

    now if I sold them all for CGT at say 125 next week it would be 125(current price) -120( cost of acquisition) = 5 (x80) = 400 which is below the threshold for example so no 33% CGT due.


    Thanks!



Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,681 ✭✭✭Apiarist


    Exactly, your calculations are correct.



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