club_cafe: Valuation date entered in bivio
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club_cafe: Valuation date entered in bivio In a message dated 03/09/08 2:01:36 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
etana_finkler@bivio.com writes:
We're now moving into intermediate knowledge, and cleaning No. Transaction date should be the date your club receives the checks. This
date does not have to (and usually won't be the same as the broker's transaction
date.
2. Valuation Date: Friday before LAST month's meeting Valuation date is whatever date your club uses for it's current valuation.
If you are meeting on a Monday and using the previous Friday's close for your
valuation, that is the date (Friday) that you use for checks received at
Monday's meeting. You do not use the valuation date from the previous
month.
it's confusing ... The units are purchased as soon as the club receives the checks. The
valuation date is always before the transaction date.
Think of it as if you were buying produce in the grocery store. The
grocer decides before the beginning of the day how much to charge for string
beans. If you walk in and say, "I would like $5 of string beans", he'll look at
his price (unit value) and tell you that you can buy x pounds (units) of string
beans that day. The day before, perhaps string beans (unit value) were cheaper,
so $5 would buy more beans (units). If they were more expense, $5 would buy
fewer beans (units).
Ira Smilovitz It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. Ira, From what you wrote: Is this correct way to record it in bivio: If the meeting is Monday Mar 9, we use the valuation date in bivio of the PRECEDING Friday Mar 7, which is that month's valuation. That is the day the units are purchased. But then the check get deposited later into the brokerage Mar 25. So the transaction date is the date they enter the brokerage Mar 25? Mar 25 is the date that autosync has for the transaction date. thanks for your patience. I'd rather buy string beans than be an accountant. etana |
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