In 2016, Byron was granted 1,000 stock options by his employer, Buxton Corporation. The options vest after one year of employment and must be exercised within 10 years from the grant date. Each option allowed Byron to purchase one share of Buxton Corporation stock for $10 per share. Buxton Corporation stock was selling for $10 per share on the date the options were granted. In 2019, when Buxton Corporation stock was selling for $30 per share, Byron exercised all his options and purchased 1,000 shares of Buxton Corporation. In 2022, Byron sold all 1,000 shares in Buxton Corporation stock for $40 per share. a. What are the federal income tax consequences to Byron and Buxton Corporation in 2016, 2019, and 2022 if the Buxton Corporation options granted to Byron were nonqualified stock options (NQSOs)? You may ignore alternative minimum tax (AMT) for this question. Please show your work and explain your calculations. b. What are the federal income tax consequences to Byron and Buxton Corporation in 2016, 2019, and 2022 if the Buxton Corporation options granted to Byron were qualified incentive stock options (ISOs)? You may ignore alternative minimum tax (AMT) for this question. Please show your work and explain your calculations