The latest news is that these will need to be deducted as of next year, here's the article http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2004/12/fasb_stock_opti.html Please find all information attached there as well as here www.fasb.org
A FASB is the Financial Accounting Standards board. The FASB stock option is a way to calculate profit/resources for a company. It is used, for example, to plan out employee pay.
The best resource for beginners to learn about stock option trading for dummies is the book "Stock Options For Dummies" by Joe Duarte.
Stock Option Administration are contracts that a lawyer would prepare for you when you are investing in the stock market. You can find information about these at salary.com and other various websites.
Stock Option Research (SOR) is when you analyze the stock market before you make a bid or buy a stock. This can be useful for getting money from the stock market, and you can look around online for good tips.
Stock option prices is what the "true" price is on the stock for employees. You can find information about it on this website. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/analyst/03/120303.asp#axzz1bpdJJguG
Learn-stock-options-trading.com offers a web based course for you to learn the key ideas regarding stock options. With this course, you can learn at your own speed at any time of the day.
The best way to learn how to invest in stock is to get help from a professional broker. If this is not an option for you I will suggest going to investopedia and learnign the basics of stock buying. Then watching cnbc and bloomberg daily to keep up with all the the daily stock information.
One can find information on stock option investing from Fidelity, Sogotrade, and OptionsXpress. Other places one could learn about options investing are Investopedia and Intuit.
What is the relationship between the iasb and the fasb as well as the iasb equivalents for the fasb original pronouncements?
Stock option vesting is the period of time when a person granted stock options has to wait before being able to use those stocks. There is information available at www.wikipedia.com as to the exact definition, but the vesting period is up to the employer offering the options.
The best way to save for retirment is a 401 K where a company puts money into a retirement fund and most companies match it. The second option once thats maxed out is a Roth IRA, which is when you pay taxes at the start, but when you take it out at age 59 1/2 there is no taxes, it's all yours.
A incentive stock option is a employee stock option that can only be done by employees. This option causes the employees to pay less on their income taxes.