Hi,
On Tue, August 8, 2023 4:12 pm, Fred Tydeman wrote:
> How does one record an Addition to basis for a stock?
>
> The splits involved are:
> Income: qualified div
> Income: non-qualified div
> Expense: foreign tax
> Asset: cash
> Imbalance -- should be addition to basis
>
> I have tried changing the Imbalance to
> Asset: stock
> with a price of 0.00, but gnucash adds shares with a price of 1.00
ISTR there are "issues" with this... Keep in mind, when entering data in
the stock account, you need to enter TWO of the three values (#shares,
price, and value), and GnuCash will compute the third. Note that it's the
#shares and total value that is stored, the price is always computed. In
THIS particular case, you can TRY to enter 0 shares and the change in
value, but I'm not 100% sure GnuCash will like that. It's been a while
since I played in the stock accounts.
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-derek
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