Question 2 - 14 marks In 2018 your employer, a publicly traded corporation, gave you options...

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Question 2 - 14 marks In 2018 your employer, a publicly traded corporation, gave you options to purchase 1,000 shares of their stock at a price of $13.26 per share. At that time, the shares were trading at $13.25 a share. In April 2020, you exercise all 1,000 options when the shares are trading at $18.50 a share. In November 2020, you sell all of the shares for $19.75 a share. Document the tax impact of these transaction on your Net Income (Division B) and Taxable Income (Division C). Question 2 - 14 marks In 2018 your employer, a publicly traded corporation, gave you options to purchase 1,000 shares of their stock at a price of $13.26 per share. At that time, the shares were trading at $13.25 a share. In April 2020, you exercise all 1,000 options when the shares are trading at $18.50 a share. In November 2020, you sell all of the shares for $19.75 a share. Document the tax impact of these transaction on your Net Income (Division B) and Taxable Income (Division C).