RE: 'Course them ol' tax laws........typical cluelessness from someone with way too much time on their hands and not enough sense to even realize it.
since the exercise price of the warrants are well above the share price at the time the warrants will be issued to the new shareholders, there is no benefit conferred, so there is NO tax implication to the warrants. whether the share price is $8 or $20 when the warrant is exercised is irrelevant - the cost of the shares acquired will be the exercise price and only when the underlying shares are sold will any tax implications arise.
all your hot air is totally meaningless and useless and perhaps even misleading.
time to find yourself an accountant who can explain tax basics for investors to you - course, they may not have dose dem dere accountants near your farm so your ignorance may be excusable.
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