Large-firm, equity compensation tax strategy financial advisors in Seattle, WA
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 the tax timing and implications specific to these awards. A common mistake is treating equity compensation tax like regular income tax, which can lead to unexpected tax bills or missed opportunities.
- Federal and state tax nuances. Washington has no wage income tax but does tax long-term capital gains above a threshold. Confirm how the advisor plans around both federal and Washington’s unique tax rules.
- Equity award types. Different awards—like ISOs, NSOs, or RSUs—have distinct tax treatments. Ask how they tailor strategies to your specific equity mix.
- Large-firm resources. Advisors at large firms often have access to specialized tax and legal teams. Check how they leverage these resources for your equity compensation planning.
- Timing and liquidity. The timing of exercising or selling equity can affect your tax bill and cash flow. Ensure the advisor discusses sequencing aligned with your financial goals.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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John P
Series 63, Series 65
Seattle, WA
Goldman Sachs Wealth Services
John Percival III at Goldman Sachs Wealth Services in Seattle offers expertise in equity compensation tax strategy, wealth management, and tax-loss harvesting, supported by a large firm's resources. With three years of industry experience and credentials including Series 63 and 65, he serves executives and founders, providing flat-fee seminars and financial wellness programs that differentiate his approach from others in the area.
Experience: 4 years
Avg account: $215,149
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Joseph B
Series 63, Series 65
Seattle, WA
UBS Financial Services
Joseph Berkery Jr. specializes in equity compensation tax strategy within a large firm setting in Seattle, leveraging 39 years of experience and expertise in retirement planning and cash flow management. His background at major firms like Bank of America and Merrill, combined with UBS's institutional trading and wealth management resources, distinguishes him for clients seeking tailored strategies for complex equity awards.
Experience: 40 years
Avg account: $693,691
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Dana L
Series 65
Everett, WA
Integrated Wealth Concepts LLC
Dana Lashbaugh specializes in equity compensation tax strategy and is part of Integrated Wealth Concepts LLC, a large national firm with around 452 advisors managing $16 billion in assets. She offers flat-fee and hourly financial planning services, which may provide flexible cost options compared to other advisors. Her background includes experience in accounting and business ownership, adding practical insight for established professionals in the Seattle area.
Experience: 0 years
Avg account: $781,916
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