Restricted Stock units (RSU) are not showing as Income

Ajay

How to make sure my RSUs show as income in Tax Planner or income report?

Here's how I am currently tracking them.
I enter my RSUs transaction as "Add - Shares added" when it vests under the investment account. I also add tax entries by selling a few shares on same date as separate entries under the same investment account.

Tom Young

One way around this, inelegant but it works, is to set up the grant as a NQSO with an option price of $.000001.  Then you exercise the grant on the date the RSUs vest and Quicken creates a compensation figure using the Category _ImpStkOpInc.  That works to get the income to show up on a Spending report.

At the time you set up the RSUs in this manner you simply also enter an "Exercise" action on the future vesting date.  I'd expect the Tax Planner would pick this up, though I haven't tried it.

That $.000001 exercise price is so small that until you get a grant of 10.000 shares or more there will be no "cash" effect in the Account.