Compound (YC S19) | Remote, SF, CA & NYC | Onsite & Remote | https://withcompound.com/
We build products to help people who work in tech optimize their finances. We've grown from 0 to many billions on the platform in the past year - opportunity to make a massive impact.
We build products to help people who work in tech optimize their finances. We've grown from 0 to many billions on the platform in the past year - opportunity to make a massive impact.
We're a financial manager for startup founders and employees—building the financial products we've always wanted ourselves (like stock option optimization). We've grown from 0 to many billions on the platform in the past few months - opportunity to make a massive impact.
This is really neat! We've been hacking on a version of this at Compound http://withcompound.com/ , built specifically for folks who have illiquid assets like startup equity. Similar tools that help you model out your finances/taxes.
We're a financial manager for startup founders and employees—building the financial products we've always wanted ourselves (like stock option optimization). We've grown from 0 to billions on the platform in the past few months - opportunity to join early and make a massive impact.
We're a financial manager for startup founders and employees—building the financial products we've always wanted ourselves (like stock option optimization).
Hey there (co-founder of Compound here). You’re correct—timing of the payout is critical. We try to show that in the left-hand-side (today, 3, years, at IPO) but there’s more nuance to provide (e.g., are you applying AMT credits to your net outcome, is QSBS accounted for, etc.?). The example also includes that exercise and sale occur in separate years and that that sale is being realized as a long-term capital gain. The net tax liability we’re showing is the sum of taxes owed at exercised (AMT, which is often a credit) and taxes owed at sale (LTCG). We’re adding more specificity to this and future essays (as there are infinite permutations we can make).
We're a financial manager for startup founders and employees—building the financial products we've always wanted ourselves (like stock option optimization).
Compound (YC S19) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite & Remote | https://withcompound.com/ Compound does wealth management for people who work at technology companies. We build software to help you optimize your startup equity and manage your wealth. We are a well funded team moving quickly!
Compound (YC S19) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | https://withcompound.com/ Compound does financial management for people who work at technology companies. We build software to help you optimize your startup equity and manage your wealth. We are a well funded team moving quickly!
Compound (YC S19) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | https://withcompound.com/
Compound helps you optimize your finances. Through automation and abstraction, we eliminate the complexity of wealth management to maximize your upside. We help you manage your startup equity, forecast tax implications, and organize your financial life.
We are a small, well funded team based in San Francisco. We are growing really quickly.
Compound helps you optimize your finances. Through automation and abstraction, we eliminate the complexity of wealth management to maximize your upside. We help you manage your startup equity, forecast tax implications, and organize your financial life.
We are a small, well funded team based in San Francisco. We are growing really quickly.
Compound optimizes your finances. We build software to democratize access to impactful financial, tax, and legal products. We help you manage your equity, forecast tax implications, and set up your financial life.
We are a small, well funded team based in San Francisco. We are growing really quickly.
Worth noting, even if you have an extended exercise window (i.e 10 years), your ISOs will turn into NSOs after 90 days since your departure (and thus have a different tax treatment!).
Put together a quick guide all about taxes/financial implications of participating in a tender offer: https://manual.withcompound.com/chapters/what-to-do-if-your-...