Incentive stock option (ISO)

Incentive stock option (ISO)

A stock option plan that gives an employee the opportunity to buy the employer corporation’s stock at a fixed price for a certain period of time, and that offers favourable tax treatment if certain conditions are met.

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incentive stock option (ISO)

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