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Return of capital Jim T. 10-06-2009
Posted by Jim T. on October 6, 2009, 12:24 pm
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I have a few investments (GNMAs, etc.) which periodically return
partial amounts of the capital. It's not income, and it would seem
that this should reduce the cost basis. Is there a way to make this
happen? Should this be recorded as a partial sale or something?

Posted by JimH on October 6, 2009, 1:36 pm
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Jim T. wrote:
> I have a few investments (GNMAs, etc.) which periodically return
> partial amounts of the capital. It's not income, and it would seem
> that this should reduce the cost basis. Is there a way to make this
> happen? Should this be recorded as a partial sale or something?

There is a "Return of Capital" transaction in the pull down for
transaction types in the pop-up window for the investment account. Does
that not do what you want?
==
Jim

Posted by Jim T. on October 6, 2009, 7:29 pm
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>Jim T. wrote:
>> I have a few investments (GNMAs, etc.) which periodically return
>> partial amounts of the capital. It's not income, and it would seem
>> that this should reduce the cost basis. Is there a way to make this
>> happen? Should this be recorded as a partial sale or something?
>
>There is a "Return of Capital" transaction in the pull down for
>transaction types in the pop-up window for the investment account. Does
>that not do what you want?
>==
>Jim
I did the math. Looks like it works after all, even the downloaded
transactions. Thanks, just didn't look right, but it is.
Jim

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