[I am not an accountant]
I agree with John. The shares are currently untradeable and effectively
worthless so set the price to zero and bring your capital loss to book
as an expense (or negative income).
Then, if you think you can offset it against future capital gains for
tax purposes, you
I think that's a question for a local licensed tax or accounting professional.
It's true that the accounting value of an asset is what you paid for it (modulo
depreciation, but that doesn't apply to shares) until you decide/are allowed to
write it When that is depends heavily on your jurisdicti
How should shares be recorded in GnuCash once receivers are appointed?
Shares are no longer being traded but the ASX quote feed returns the price
last traded. There seems to be a realistic (management) value and a tax
value. The realistic share value is zero but I understand the tax value is
the p
