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Paid in stock? Is 22% enough?
When company stock vests, it counts as pay. Employers usually withhold a flat 22% for federal tax, but if your income puts you in the 24%, 32% or higher bracket, that can fall short and show up as a bill in April. Check your numbers. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Estimated federal tax on your vests
$14,570
At your income, vest income is taxed at about 32% on the last dollar. $13,200 was withheld.
About $1,370 may still be owed
That's the difference between the estimated tax and what was withheld. It's usually paid in April or through quarterly estimated payments. A tax professional can confirm your situation.
Federal income tax only, 2026 rules, standard deduction. Doesn't include state tax, Social Security or Medicare, other income, or the 37% rate employers use on supplemental pay over $1M.
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