How will I be taxed when I sell the stock if I meet the holding-period requirements under Section 423 for tax-qualified ESPPs?

You may have both ordinary income and capital gain when you meet the holding-period requirements (this is a qualifying disposition under the tax code). The answer depends on whether...

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