Vesting Period
Vesting period refers to the time an employee must work before gaining full ownership of employer-provided benefits such as share-based compensation or retirement contributions. In accounting, companies recognise compensation expense over the vesting period. Proper measurement ensures accurate reporting of equity awards and aligns expense recognition with employee service.
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