On 22/04/2021 19:23, RW Jones via gnucash-user wrote:
2). as a subordinate question: *can one input on investments
(securities) purchases but also on sales, (a) broker commission and
(b) governmental taxes (e.g. stamp duty/UK SDRT) as separate /
discrete items from each other on top of the price for the securities
themselves?* The program help file refers to governmental fees as an
expense but offhand as a preliminary I could not see if e.g. total
purchase costs could be input separately as (A) costs of the
securities (price per unit x total); and (B) broker fees/commission;
and (C) government fees/stamp duty.
On the main question - I've no idea. Sorry
On the subordinate question:
If I understand the question correctly: It's actually straight forward.
I attach a screen shot of a (dummy) share purchase, a sale follows much
the same pattern. The actual numbers should be available from the
purchase contract provided by your broker (sometimes a bit of arithmetic
may be necessary).
Hope that helps
Eric
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