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What Facebook's stock filing tells us

Chief executive perks Zuckerberg was paid $783,529 in “other” compensation last year, mostly for personal use of aircraft chartered by the company, which included ferrying friends and family. On top of the jet costs of $692,679, he had $90,850 in costs covered for estate and financial planning. Zuckerberg’s 28.4 percent stake in Facebook will be worth $28.4 billion, if the company is valued at $100 billion.
Associated Press
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By staff and wire reports

Chief executive perks

Zuckerberg was paid $783,529 in “other” compensation last year, mostly for personal use of aircraft chartered by the company, which included ferrying friends and family.

On top of the jet costs of $692,679, he had $90,850 in costs covered for estate and financial planning.

Zuckerberg’s 28.4 percent stake in Facebook will be worth $28.4 billion, if the company is valued at $100 billion.