OpenChainGraph Suite · ART-732
ISO AMT Exposure Modeler
From an ISO exercise spread, the 2026 alternative minimum tax exposure: the AMT owed, the effective (post-phase-out) exemption, the maximum shares exercisable without triggering AMT, and the AMT credit generated, with a five-step exercise-quantity scenario ladder.
Compensation & Benefits2026 AMTZero PIIClient-side only
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Scope & reliance
The ISO bargain element is an AMT preference: under IRC §56(b)(3) the spread is included in AMTI for the exercise year. AMTI = ordinary income + ISO spread + other adjustments. The exemption is reduced by 25% of AMTI above the phase-out threshold (IRC §55(d)(2)); the tentative minimum tax is 26% of the first $244,500 of the AMT base plus 28% above (IRC §55(b)(1)(A), 2026 threshold per Rev. Proc. 2025-32 §4.10); the AMT is the excess of TMT over regular tax (IRC §55(a)) and is carried as a minimum tax credit (IRC §53). The regular tax uses ordinary income only and the 2026 §1 rate tables. Sale-year regular tax, state AMT, the §1202/QSBS interaction and the IRC §422(a) disposition-holding-period rules sit outside this model; treat the output as a planning estimate and prepare the actual return with a tax professional.ISO exercise details
Result
Exercise-quantity scenarios
* Net value = exercise-day spread minus AMT owed. Does not include regular tax on any eventual sale.
Execution Hash & §4 Artifact
SHA-256 execution hash (JCS canonical, RFC 8785):