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Visit Investor Center to download your tax forms.
Learn more about cost basis here.
Learn more about what happens when a shareholder passes away.
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Shareholders can download copies of their tax forms online by logging in to their account on Investor Center or through our Quick Access Hub.
Employee plan participants can download copies of their tax forms in the “Documents” section of EquatePlus.
If you’re an individual, your tax payer identification number is your Social Security Number. If you’re a resident alien, sole proprietor, or disregarded entity, you’ll use your Employee Identification Number (EIN) issued by the IRS. You can apply for an EIN on the IRS website.
You can find both the W-8 BEN and W-9 forms on the IRS website or below.
Cost basis is one of the trickiest things to figure out when working on taxes for your investments. Visit our Cost Basis Information Center for answers to important questions.
If you didn’t receive dividend payments or distributions totaling $10 or more during the tax year and no taxes were withheld from the payments, or if you have a valid W8 form on file with Computershare, Computershare won’t issue you Form 1099-DIV. However, you are still required to report that income to the IRS.
If you didn’t sell shares resulting in proceeds greater than $20 during the tax year, there was no withholding tax, and the transaction involved only fractional shares, Computershare won’t issue you Form 1099-B. However, you are still required to report that income to the IRS.

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Cost basis is one of the trickiest things to figure out when working on taxes for your investments. Visit our Cost Basis Information Center for answers to important questions.