OK, so I'm not an accountant, but I do know about "offsetting" ledger transactions. If we have an expence, doesn't that mean somewhere there's income. I fully expect that the tax man will decide that if the corporations must account for options as "expenses", then, to the receiver (you and me) it must be income --- Ah, another chance to collect some income taxes....
OK, so I'm not an accountant, but I do know about "offsetting" ledger transactions. If we have an expence, doesn't that mean somewhere there's income. I fully expect that the tax man will decide that if the corporations must account for options as "expenses", then, to the receiver (you and me) it must be income --- Ah, another chance to collect some income taxes....