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| Thanks.. Worked well Jim "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: > > Thanks for the quick reply> I was not paying attention, but, I see MS Money > > already made the split automatically.. but it is off about 1/2 share. > To delete a split, go to the investment details. > UpdatePrices-> UpdatePricesManually Look through the > table and find the entries in the Source column that say "Stock > Split". Note the date! Delete the unwanted split. > When you enter the correct split, use that same date. In newer > versions, that should prevent Money from downloading incorrect split > data for that date. > > > How can I go back and delete the split and enter it the way you suggest? I > > have different lot dates of purchases as well > A split affects all of the lots that precede the split. You will se > an S suffix on the prices for the earlier buys and sells. The dates > and totals of the transactions will not be affected. The only other > thing is that when Money generates the Sell, it will either > 1. sell the oldest shares if your settings call for always > using FIFO. > (Tools-> Settings-> InvestmentSettings-> TrackAllInvesmentsAsFIFO) > 2. Ask which shares are being sold. > > > Thanks > > > "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: > > > > In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: > > > > > > Hi there.. I just recieved a TAX EXEMPT DIVIDEND/SPINOFF of 2 shares of AUO. > > > > > > > I guess the 2 shares are the dividend.. which in this case is tax exempt. So > > > > my 103 odd shares are now 105. > > > > > I expect you came to have 103 due to a prior 103:100 split in August > > > 2006. > > > > > > > > > I cant buy it as there is no price listed from the brokerage firm.. it is > > > > just a div > > > > > > > The following day in the brokerage statement.. this shows > > > > AU OPTRONICS CORP ADR (TAIWAN) DIVIDEND ON .050585 SHARES OF AUO [at]14.55000 > > > > total $0.73 > > > > > > > How does one record that in MS Money 2004 Deluxe? > > > > > See > > > http://www.auo.com/auoDEV/investors....ec=invdividend > > > > > My take on it is that I see a 101.99086384 to 1 split. Since Money > > > requires you to enter a split as a ratio of 16-bit integers, tell > > > Money to Split the shares 14959 shares for every 14667 shares. It's > > > awfully close to a 102 for 100 split, so you could opt to enter it > > > that way instead. > > > > > > > Tell Money to not maintain fractional shares. Enter an estimated > > > sell price of $14.55. Money will create a sell. Then, in the > > > investment transactions register, modify the Sell to make the total > > > be $0.73, since that is what your fractional "CIL" cash in lieu > > > comes to. > > |
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| In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: - quote - > Thanks for the quick reply> I was not paying attention, but, I see MS Money
To delete a split, go to the investment details.> already made the split automatically.. but it is off about 1/2 share. UpdatePrices-> UpdatePricesManually Look through the table and find the entries in the Source column that say "Stock Split". Note the date! Delete the unwanted split. When you enter the correct split, use that same date. In newer versions, that should prevent Money from downloading incorrect split data for that date. - quote - > How can I go back and delete the split and enter it the way you suggest? I
A split affects all of the lots that precede the split. You will se> have different lot dates of purchases as well an S suffix on the prices for the earlier buys and sells. The dates and totals of the transactions will not be affected. The only other thing is that when Money generates the Sell, it will either 1. sell the oldest shares if your settings call for always using FIFO. (Tools-> Settings-> InvestmentSettings-> TrackAllInvesmentsAsFIFO) 2. Ask which shares are being sold. - quote - > Thanks > "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: > > In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: > > > > Hi there.. I just recieved a TAX EXEMPT DIVIDEND/SPINOFF of 2 shares of AUO. > > > > > I guess the 2 shares are the dividend.. which in this case is tax exempt. So > > > my 103 odd shares are now 105. > > > I expect you came to have 103 due to a prior 103:100 split in August > > 2006. > > > > > > I cant buy it as there is no price listed from the brokerage firm.. it is > > > just a div > > > > > The following day in the brokerage statement.. this shows > > > AU OPTRONICS CORP ADR (TAIWAN) DIVIDEND ON .050585 SHARES OF AUO [at]14.55000 > > > total $0.73 > > > > > How does one record that in MS Money 2004 Deluxe? > > > See > > http://www.auo.com/auoDEV/investors....ec=invdividend > > > My take on it is that I see a 101.99086384 to 1 split. Since Money > > requires you to enter a split as a ratio of 16-bit integers, tell > > Money to Split the shares 14959 shares for every 14667 shares. It's > > awfully close to a 102 for 100 split, so you could opt to enter it > > that way instead. > > > > Tell Money to not maintain fractional shares. Enter an estimated > > sell price of $14.55. Money will create a sell. Then, in the > > investment transactions register, modify the Sell to make the total > > be $0.73, since that is what your fractional "CIL" cash in lieu > > comes to. > |
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| Thanks for the quick reply> I was not paying attention, but, I see MS Money already made the split automatically.. but it is off about 1/2 share. How can I go back and delete the split and enter it the way you suggest? I have different lot dates of purchases as well Thanks "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: > > Hi there.. I just recieved a TAX EXEMPT DIVIDEND/SPINOFF of 2 shares of AUO. > > > I guess the 2 shares are the dividend.. which in this case is tax exempt. So > > my 103 odd shares are now 105. > I expect you came to have 103 due to a prior 103:100 split in August > 2006. > > > I cant buy it as there is no price listed from the brokerage firm.. it is > > just a div > > > The following day in the brokerage statement.. this shows > > AU OPTRONICS CORP ADR (TAIWAN) DIVIDEND ON .050585 SHARES OF AUO [at]14.55000 > > total $0.73 > > > How does one record that in MS Money 2004 Deluxe? > See > http://www.auo.com/auoDEV/investors....ec=invdividend > My take on it is that I see a 101.99086384 to 1 split. Since Money > requires you to enter a split as a ratio of 16-bit integers, tell > Money to Split the shares 14959 shares for every 14667 shares. It's > awfully close to a 102 for 100 split, so you could opt to enter it > that way instead. > Tell Money to not maintain fractional shares. Enter an estimated > sell price of $14.55. Money will create a sell. Then, in the > investment transactions register, modify the Sell to make the total > be $0.73, since that is what your fractional "CIL" cash in lieu > comes to. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, jimcat wrote: - quote - > Hi there.. I just recieved a TAX EXEMPT DIVIDEND/SPINOFF of 2 shares of AUO.
I expect you came to have 103 due to a prior 103:100 split in August> I guess the 2 shares are the dividend.. which in this case is tax exempt. So > my 103 odd shares are now 105. 2006. - quote - > I cant buy it as there is no price listed from the brokerage firm.. it is
See> just a div > The following day in the brokerage statement.. this shows > AU OPTRONICS CORP ADR (TAIWAN) DIVIDEND ON .050585 SHARES OF AUO [at]14.55000 > total $0.73 > How does one record that in MS Money 2004 Deluxe? http://www.auo.com/auoDEV/investors....ec=invdividend My take on it is that I see a 101.99086384 to 1 split. Since Money requires you to enter a split as a ratio of 16-bit integers, tell Money to Split the shares 14959 shares for every 14667 shares. It's awfully close to a 102 for 100 split, so you could opt to enter it that way instead. Tell Money to not maintain fractional shares. Enter an estimated sell price of $14.55. Money will create a sell. Then, in the investment transactions register, modify the Sell to make the total be $0.73, since that is what your fractional "CIL" cash in lieu comes to. |
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| Hi there.. I just recieved a TAX EXEMPT DIVIDEND/SPINOFF of 2 shares of AUO. I guess the 2 shares are the dividend.. which in this case is tax exempt. So my 103 odd shares are now 105. I cant buy it as there is no price listed from the brokerage firm.. it is just a div The following day in the brokerage statement.. this shows AU OPTRONICS CORP ADR (TAIWAN) DIVIDEND ON .050585 SHARES OF AUO [at]14.55000 total $0.73 How does one record that in MS Money 2004 Deluxe? Thanks |
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