How to make ESOPs more valuable for startup staff
India’s startup ecosystem faces challenges with ESOP taxation, creating liquidity issues for employees. While a 2020 tax deferral aimed to help, it’s limited to a small fraction of eligible startups. Expanding this benefit to all recognized startups and unlisted companies is crucial for making ESOPs a true wealth-creation tool.🕒 1 min read
India’s startup ecosystem faces challenges with ESOP taxation, creating liquidity issues for employees. While a 2020 tax deferral aimed to help, it’s limited to a small fraction of eligible startups. Expanding this benefit to all recognized startups and unlisted companies is crucial for making ESOPs a true wealth-creation tool.
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