Long Term Capital Gains
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Long Term Capital Gains We are with TDAmeritrade and have been using Bivio for about a year now, bought ADRE this last past year and when the dividend came thru on Bivio it showed the full amount and now with us receiving the 1099 statement from TdAmeritrade it shows the original dividens have changed and some of that amount is now long term capital gains. What is a person to do now. I have search thoughout Bivio and have not found anyting at all. Can someone explain this to me. Thanks, Georgine Dear Georgine, This is the case with certain types of investments. You don't know the breakdown of income categories until the end of the year. You will need to find the transaction and edit it into two parts. If you'd like to email us at support@bivio.com, I'd be glad to give you the specific directions you need. Laurie Frederiksen bivio Support > We are with TDAmeritrade and have been using Bivio for about > a year now, bought ADRE this last past year and when the > dividend came thru on Bivio it showed the full amount and > now with us receiving the 1099 statement from TdAmeritrade > it shows the original dividens have changed and some of that > amount is now long term capital gains. What is a person to > do now. I have search thoughout Bivio and have not found > anyting at all. Can someone explain this to me. > > Thanks, > > Georgine Yes I would like to understand how to do this. What info do you need from us. Thanks a lot Georgine -----Original Message----- From: club_cafe@bivio.com [mailto:club_cafe@bivio.com] On Behalf Of Laurie Frederiksen Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 6:31 PM To: 'The Club Cafe' Subject: RE: club_cafe: Long Term Capital Gains Dear Georgine, This is the case with certain types of investments. You don't know the breakdown of income categories until the end of the year. You will need to find the transaction and edit it into two parts. If you'd like to email us at support@bivio.com, I'd be glad to give you the specific directions you need. Laurie Frederiksen bivio Support > We are with TDAmeritrade and have been using Bivio for about > a year now, bought ADRE this last past year and when the > dividend came thru on Bivio it showed the full amount and > now with us receiving the 1099 statement from TdAmeritrade > it shows the original dividens have changed and some of that > amount is now long term capital gains. What is a person to > do now. I have search thoughout Bivio and have not found > anyting at all. Can someone explain this to me. > > Thanks, > > Georgine Yes I would like to know what has to be done. Please tell us what info you need. Thanks, Georgine -----Original Message----- From: club_cafe@bivio.com [mailto:club_cafe@bivio.com] On Behalf Of Laurie Frederiksen Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 6:31 PM To: 'The Club Cafe' Subject: RE: club_cafe: Long Term Capital Gains Dear Georgine, This is the case with certain types of investments. You don't know the breakdown of income categories until the end of the year. You will need to find the transaction and edit it into two parts. If you'd like to email us at support@bivio.com, I'd be glad to give you the specific directions you need. Laurie Frederiksen bivio Support > We are with TDAmeritrade and have been using Bivio for about > a year now, bought ADRE this last past year and when the > dividend came thru on Bivio it showed the full amount and > now with us receiving the 1099 statement from TdAmeritrade > it shows the original dividens have changed and some of that > amount is now long term capital gains. What is a person to > do now. I have search thoughout Bivio and have not found > anyting at all. Can someone explain this to me. > > Thanks, > > Georgine You need to go back to the transaction in question and edit it to show part as dividend and part as long-term capital gain distribution. This is common for mutual funds and ETFs (of which ADRE is one).
Ira Smilovitz
In a message dated 02/23/09 19:23:26 Eastern Standard Time, msgub@bivio.com writes:
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