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HP (HWP, HPQ) stock issues for former and current employees (Apr 8, 2024) Stock. Due to the breakup of HP, you may now have shares in HPInc, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Agilent, Keysight, and DXC – held in multiple accounts – and may not have received cash payouts for Micro Focus or Perspecta. Your current cost basis depends on when you acquired stock as companies were spun out. HPAA members have developed a step-by-step process to untangle HP/HPE-related stock – including spreadsheets to verify your records or estimate cost basis for employee stock purchases: Stock Received a "Potential Private Retirement Benefit" letter from Social Security? How to decode the letter and who to contact, if necessary: Potential Benefit letter If you have paper stock certificates. What to do: Stock Certificates Plan administrators, transfer agents, and brokerages vary significantly in how (or if) they track gain/loss and cost basis for the many complex HP-related stock events – and what (if anything) they report to the IRS. Issues with major brokers Website operated by volunteers. Not officially endorsed or supported. Stock Menu. Keep up with HP/HPE-related stock issues: Join HPAA at no charge. Question? Email: info@hpalumni.org For full HP stock history, see HP Stock Decoder To check for lost stock and uncashed checks: https://www.hpalumni.org/Unclaimed. The Hewlett-Packard Company was originally incorporated in California in 1947. In May 1998, it was reincorporated in Delaware. CA Secretary of State filing Stock Contacts. Check all three official HP sites: HP Stock Owners HP Employee Stock and Options HPInc Worldwide Former Employee Sites Member advice Transfer agent for HP is currently Equiniti (formerly Wells Fargo Shareowner Services.) - Equiniti https://www.shareowneronline.com - International toll-free phone numbers for Equiniti are listed on the Equiniti website - Long-time HP employees will have old statements from HP's previous transfer agents: Harris Trust, Computershare (which bought the Harris stock registry business), BNY Mellon, then Computershare again. Employee purchase administration is now at Fidelity NetBenefits. Member advice on Obtaining Stock Records - HP option administrators have included Fidelity and Merrill Lynch. - Pre-merger Compaq shares were administered by Smith Barney (now Morgan Stanley.) - HPInc Global Equity email: global.equity@hp.com - HWP/HPQ Price Chart Note: Stock price charts do not always accurately reflect stock splits and other events. Your broker may have used a different formula than the one suggested in the tax basis letter provided by the company -- resulting in a somewhat different value. Check your brokerage account online -- or by examining a recent account statement -- to view your holdings in each stock going forward. HP/HPE tax basis letter Fidelity stock issues reported by members On May 1, 2015 the shares purchased and held in the Employee Stock Purchase Plan ("ESPP") and the former Share Ownership Plan ("SOP") were transferred from Computershare Shareowner Services (formerly BNY Mellon) to Fidelity Investment Services. Initial notification was on the Computershare website. A notification with instructions was mailed to inactive HP employees. If you have an existing HP 401(k) or personal brokerage account at Fidelity, go to http://netbenefits.com and use your existing username and password. Otherwise, call 1-800-457-4015 (If no password, keep hitting #.) (Outside US 1-508-787-9902 collect.) Fidelity (Members advise that local Fidelity offices are focused on sales.) You may have held HP shares in HP's 401(k) program. Note: HP originally gave its 401(k) program the confusing name "TAXCAP" -- "Tax Savings Capital Accumulation Plan." 1984 HP Annual Report 1998 Measure Article (pages 8-10) 2004 SEC filing Sign up for HP Investor Email Alerts
Who controls HP and HPE?
Institutions
focused on short-term profits
-- mutual funds, asset managers, brokers, pension plans, etc. --
own or administer
some 80% of
HP and
HPE stock: HPInc Supplies Shareholder Suit ($0.013 per share) Splits: HP website HPAA Copy Xerox raid -- 2019-2020 Corporate raider Carl Icahn abandoned the raid and sold his 4.4% of HP Inc. (The HP/HPE tax basis letter is apparently no longer on the HPInc website. Our copy: HP/HPE tax basis letter ) |
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