Re:Guide to Your Equity
by nostrademons on Friday October 09, 2015 @04:07PM
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Is it possible to have ISOs that convert to NQs if held past the 90-day expiration period, but don't actually expire until several years in the future? Or must they be NQs from the beginning if they have an expiration period more than 90 days past date of termination?
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The article now answers this, I believe:
> You have 7 years to exercise your [ISOs] after you stop working at Clef, but by law the options only count as ISOs for 90 days after you stop working. Once those 90 days are up, the options count as non-qualified stock options
https://github.com/clef/handbook/blob/master/Hiring%20Docume...