Christopher Browne writes:
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> > I do not use Quicken or M$ Money. Does anyone known how these
> > programmes deal with this problem?
>
> Quicken provides reports that indicate portfolio value. I'll ought to
> look closer at what they may offer in terms of reporting that is
> oriented towards tax reporting.
Presumably Quicken etc. provide a simple profit-and-loss statement,
that is virtually useless for taxation purposes but is useful for
a financial overview of a business/individual.
Can you explain what approach they take to calculating stock profits?
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