See if company stock distributions qualify for capital gains rates.

This analysis is only one part of the decision. Before you take a distribution, consider:
Whether your company stock qualifies for capital gains treatment
How Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) rules could reduce your tax
The tax difference between rolling over and taking a distribution
How much of the stock's value is original cost versus appreciation
Whether this strategy fits your overall retirement tax plan
How to Use This Calculator
Enter your stock's cost basis: Input the original cost basis of the company stock in your plan.
Add the current market value: Enter the stock's current fair market value.
Confirm your tax rates: Enter your ordinary income and capital gains tax rates.
Review the NUA analysis: See whether the distribution qualifies for favorable capital gains treatment.

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