22/09/2026
In the latest Vested newsletter, we cover off what happens to your Meta RSUs when they vest.
The newsletter runs through:
→ How Meta RSUs are taxed on vest day in the UK
→ How they interact with the £100,000 threshold
→ What happens to your shares after they vest (CGT vs income tax)
→ The steps worth taking before your next vest date
This post is for general information only, not personal advice, tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and rules can change, investments can fall as well as rise, and Kyte Financial Planning is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
Meta RSUs are taxed as income the moment they vest, not when you sell. That can push your income into the little-known 60% tax zone between ÂŁ100,000 and ÂŁ125,140. Here's how vesting actually works, what it means for your tax return, and four things worth doing before your next vest date.