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He did not sell any of his stake in the company.

 

In order to meet his tax obligations on the 10M restricted shares, which vested this month, Jobs elected to net-share settle -- essentially allowing Apple to withhold and pay to authorities the portion of the 10M shares that would meet his tax payment requirements.

 

On March 19 -- the date of the transaction -- this portion amounted to 4,573,553 shares at $64.66 a share, or a whopping $295.7M tax payment. Apple then turned over to Jobs the remaining 5,426,451 shares, which at the close of the market on Friday were worth about $325.4M. The value of the withheld shares ($295.7M) will be turned over to the appropriate tax authorities.

 

 

From this Appleinsider article

http://appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1621 As part of the net-share settlement, Apple will essentially sell, repurchase and then retire the 4,573,553 shares it used to pay Jobs' taxes.
Actually Jobs got Apple to do it. That is even better for Jobs. Having your company pay for your income tax. That is not a bad deal.
ohh you guys still dont know the news regarding apple and microsoft?

lets just say microsoft is hp and apple is compaq...good night

 

all of this was done in such a way that those 5 million shares sold to pay off taxes came straight back to apple to minimze the number of outstanding shares on the market. thus taking away the chance of any one company grabbing up a hefty chunk out of apple.

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