Saraci Marsida, Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Alphabet, has filed 66 Form 4 transactions, all in GOOGL. The pattern is one-sided: no open-market purchases and no sales. The total sell value of $303,039.08 comes entirely from code F transactions, which are shares withheld to cover tax obligations. Those are automatic, not discretionary trades.
The recent filings, clustered on September 25, 2026, show a mix of code C conversions of derivative securities, all valued at zero, and code F tax withholdings ranging from $6,441.19 to $41,359.22. The largest single withholding on that date was $41,359.22. Earlier in the month, on September 14, Marsida received four code A grants, which are compensation awards and carry no cash value. A similar pattern appears on August 25, 2026, with code C conversions paired with F withholdings of $6,891.80 and $9,303.93.
Across all 66 filings, Marsida has never bought shares on the open market. The total acquired value is zero, and the total buy value is zero. The only money that has changed hands is the $303,039.08 in tax-related withholdings. There is no evidence of a directional bet on Alphabet stock. The activity is consistent with a compensation cycle: grants, conversions, and automatic share surrenders to pay taxes.
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