Compare RSU selling strategies with Israeli tax rules: Hold until end, sell at vest, or hold 2 years for 25% capital gains rate. Enter your grant value in USD.
RSUs are taxed in two parts: income tax on the principal (grant value) and capital gains tax on appreciation above the grant price.
Income Tax = Grant Value (USD) × Income Tax RateIncome Tax = $100,000 × 0.47 = $47,000Capital Gain = (Sale Price - Grant Price) × SharesCap Gains Tax = Capital Gain × 25%Cap Gains Tax = Capital Gain × Income Tax RateCapital Gain = ($150 - $10) × 1000 = $140,000Cap Gains Tax = $140,000 × 0.25 = $35,000
Total Tax = Income Tax + Capital Gains TaxNet Value = Gross Sale Value - Total TaxGross Value = 1000 × $150 = $150,000Total Tax = $47,000 + $35,000 = $82,000Net Value = $150,000 - $82,000 = $68,000
Net = Gross - (Grant Value × Income Rate) - ((Vest Price - Grant Price) × Shares × Income Rate)
Net = (Shares × End Price) - Income Tax - Σ(Cap Gains Tax per vest batch)
Net = Σ(Shares × Price 2 Years After Vest) - Income Tax - Σ(25% × Cap Gains)
Disclaimer: This calculator is for educational purposes only. Stock prices are fetched from historical data and may not reflect exact trading prices. Tax calculations are simplified estimates. Always consult a financial advisor and tax professional for investment decisions.
Note: Calculations assume shares are sold at the closing price on the vest date (sell at vest), at the end of the 4-year period (hold until end), or 2 years after each vest (hold 2 years each).