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yashmitha

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58 Points Posted on 21 July 2026

Hi, does anyone recently disclosed Altera INTC RSU in FA schedule. Could you please guide if this has to included in Table 3 as a Intel shares or separately under Table 7 as a private company?

As E trade account shows the market price of INTC shares for the Altera INTC shares too and can be sold. Please advise

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This discussion addresses the correct way to disclose Altera INTC RSUs on a Financial Affairs (FA) schedule. The consensus suggests that Altera INTC RSUs, which are traded via E*TRADE and reflect public market pricing, should be reported under Table 3 as Intel shares. This is distinct from private company disclosures typically found in Table 7, especially considering Altera now operates independently from Intel.

Aashok Kumar Sharma

Finance/Compliance Consultant

67414 Points Posted on 21 July 2026

For Schedule FA reporting of Altera INTC RSUs held via E*TRADE that reflect public market pricing and liquidity, they should generally be disclosed under Table 3 as foreign equity shares rather than as a private company in Table 7.

Thinking Bridge

Practical Finance Training

232 Points Posted on 23 July 2026

If you're referring to Altera (now operating independently after Intel's restructuring) and Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) from an investment perspective, they are no longer directly comparable in the same way as before. Intel has sold off a controlling interest in Altera, but the firm is still making FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) solutions as a standalone company.

While Altera (ALTR) will be primarily powered by the FPGA market, Intel (INTC) is a diversified semiconductor company with exposure to CPUs, foundry services, AI, and networking. If you're looking to purchase or compare the two, it would be useful if you gave some idea of your investment time frame (short-term or long-term) and risk tolerance.