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Old 01-03-2021, 09:02 PM
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Start-up using shares as incentive

We have a start-up company and over time have given out % of the company to people making various contributions of time/expertise. More recently, the company has started making money (not yet profitable), and a few people have contributed $ for a percentage of the LLC. We are getting ready to, again, allocate a small % of the company to an individual to recognize his time and efforts. Can someone explain to me how I need to think about this for tax purposes? Does the individual getting the % need to recognize income equal to the valuation of the % based on the last cash contribution? Thank you!



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