Restricted Stock Units, or RSUs, are an increasingly popular form of compensation.

But they can create confusion when it comes to tax time.

In this video Jake discusses how RSUs are taxed, when they are taxed, and at what tax rates.

If you earn over $200K (single) / $250k (married filing jointly), there's 2 additional taxes that you'll want to be aware of: Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) and Additional Medicare Tax.

Make sure you gather both your W2 and 1099B to report all taxes for your RSUs each year.


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