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The Brennan household has regular taxable income of $290,000 and is considering exercising Incentive Stock Options (ISOs).
According to the 'AMT Crossover' concept, when should they stop exercising additional shares to minimize immediate tax costs?
- When they have exercised all vested options regardless of tax
- When they reach the 37% marginal ordinary tax bracket
- When their Adjusted Gross Income reaches $1,000,000
- When the Tentative Minimum Tax equals the Regular Tax
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