Large-firm, equity compensation tax strategy financial advisors in New York, NY
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
If you have equity compensation like stock options or restricted stock units (RSUs) vesting soon, you need an advisor who understands how to minimize the tax hit when you exercise or sell. A common mistake is treating equity compensation tax as a one-time event rather than part of your ongoing tax strategy. Large-firm advisors often have access to specialized resources and teams that can support complex tax planning.
- Tax timing insight. Ask how they plan the timing of exercises and sales to avoid pushing you into a higher tax bracket.
- Integration with overall taxes. Confirm they consider how equity income affects your state and federal tax liabilities together.
- Long-term planning. See if they help you anticipate tax consequences years ahead, not just for the current tax year.
- Coordination with other advisors. Check how they work with your CPA or tax preparer to align strategies and filings.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Jason K
Series 63, Series 66
New York, NY
Merrill
Jason Kingshott specializes in equity compensation tax strategy at Merrill, a large firm in New York, offering tailored portfolios for executives and founders with complex wealth needs. With 13 years of experience, CFA designation, and a 1.10% AUM fee for managed strategies under $2 million, he stands out by integrating discretionary and non-discretionary investment approaches for mid-career professionals and HENRY clients.
Experience: 14 years
Avg account: $860,085
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Maryam V
Series 66
New York, NY
Goldman Sachs Wealth Services
Maryam Vahabzadeh at Goldman Sachs Wealth Services offers expertise in equity compensation tax strategy, backed by 31 years of experience and a Series 66 designation. Operating within a large firm, she provides access to specialized programs like Executive Wealth and Private Family Office support, with a fee structure including AUM fees and flat fees for seminars, distinguishing her from advisors with smaller practices or different billing models.
Experience: 31 years
Avg account: $215,149
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Alejo C
Series 66
Brooklyn, NY
UBS Financial Services
Alejo Czerwonko Pupi at UBS Financial Services in Brooklyn offers expertise in equity compensation tax strategy, supported by 12 years of experience and a Series 66 designation. His large-firm background provides access to model-based asset allocations and proprietary research, catering to high-net-worth and mid-career professionals, which distinguishes him from other advisors in New York focusing solely on tax timing or retirement planning.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $693,691
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Martin E
Series 63, Series 65
Secaucas, NJ
Integrated Wealth Concepts LLC
Martin Eisenstein specializes in equity compensation tax strategy and operates within a large firm, Integrated Wealth Concepts LLC, which manages around $16 billion in assets with 452 advisors. His background in legal and accounting services, along with his flat-fee and hourly fee options, distinguishes him by offering flexible pricing and integrated tax planning expertise compared to other advisors in the New York area.
Experience: 5 years
Avg account: $781,916
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