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The document provides detailed instructions for completing the IRS 83(b) Election, which allows taxpayers to elect to include unvested shares in their gross income for tax purposes. It outlines the necessary steps, including filling out multiple copies of the election form, mailing specific copies to the IRS, and retaining others for personal records. Key points include deadlines, taxpayer ID requirements, and guidance for non-US taxpayers.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 83(b) Election form in the editor.
Complete all four enclosed copies of the 83(b) Election forms. Ensure you fill in your name, address, taxpayer ID number, and taxable year accurately.
Insert your taxpayer ID number and manually sign where indicated. If applicable, include your spouse's information and signature.
Prepare to send Copy 1 and Copy 2 to the IRS by including them in a single envelope along with an IRS Transmittal Letter.
Clip a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope to Copy 2 for the IRS to date-stamp and return. This is recommended for record-keeping purposes.
Send the envelope via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt to the appropriate IRS mailing address.
Keep Copy 3 for your company records and Copy 4 for your personal taxpayer records.

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How do I submit 83b to the IRS?

To make an 83(b) election, you must complete the following steps within 30 days of your grant date: Complete the IRS 83(b) form on page 2. Mail the completed form to the IRS within 30 days of your grant date. Address it to the IRS Service Center where you file your taxes.

What is the 83b on my tax return?

Section 83(b) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) enables recipients of restricted securities (including stock options) to potentially lower their tax burden by paying taxes on the total FMV of the award at the time of issuance (early exercising).

What are the risks of 83b?

83b Election Risks If you leave the company or give up your right to the shares before vesting, you pay tax on shares that are never owned. For example, if you elect 83b, pay the tax, and leave the company before the restricted stock vests, youll be out the money you paid in tax.

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