<prompt> Human: A start-up I had a stake in just got bought.tl;dr I dont understand start-upoptionsmergers and Im confused tax-purposes wise what happens, and howif I should hire a CPA.I was with Start-up X for a few years, left, and bought my common-stock options for a few thousand dollars which was under .25 of the company.They were recently bought by the much larger Private Company Y for an amount thats not much more than they raised.I received over 60 pages documentingdetailing the merger yesterday. Cap tables, finance statements, W4s... its dense and overwhelming. Because of my underwhelming stake, the small exit, I dont believe its worth it to hire an attorney, but I suspect it might be worth it to hire a CPAStart-up Xs lawyers are asking for me to email my signature by tomorrow for a document thats like this: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned stockholders of the Company, hereby voting the full number of shares of each class of the Companys outstanding voting stock held of record by them, have executed this Action by Written Consent and direct that this Action by Written Consent be filed with the minutes of the proceedings of the Companys stockholders and that prompt written notice of this action be given to any stockholders of the Company who have not executed this Written Consent.Please let me know if I can explain anything better.  <response>: You need professional help immediately. At LEAST a good accountant. 