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The requirement that options must be exercised within 90 days after an employee leaves originates from US Internal Revenue Code tax requirements for ISOs (incentive stock options): if not exercised within three months after departure, the options automatically convert to NSOs (non-qualified options) and lose the favorable capital gains tax rate.
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