Because of an anticipated company acquisition, my stock options are expected to convert into either cash or stock of another company. I wanted to understand the MA taxes

MA has income tax of 5% and short term capital gains tax rate of 12%

Would this transaction be taxed at 12%?

Can I sell other short term losers to reduce the tax bite or is this limited to $3k?

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Because of an anticipated company acquisition, my stock options are expected to convert into either cash or stock of another company. I wanted to understand the MA taxes

Because of an anticipated company acquisition, my stock options are expected to convert into either cash or stock of another company. I wanted to understand the MA taxes

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Because of an anticipated company acquisition, my stock options are expected to convert into either cash or stock of another company. I wanted to understand the MA taxes

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Because of an anticipated company acquisition, my stock options are expected to convert into either cash or stock of another company. I wanted to understand the MA taxes

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