Putting your dividend reinvesting on auto pilot can get you into all sorts of complications with your investment club accounting as we describe here: DRIP's and Automatic Dividend Reinvesting We highly recommend you avoid it to help keep your record keeping as simple as possible. ...
I noticed there's an "Info" area on the Investments Page and one can add some notes about the security. Is there anyway to print a report which shows that info? (we'd like to put our target price for the security somewhere where it can be ...
If a partner makes a cash withdrawal of less than the amount of they've paid into the partnership, then my assumption is that it's a non-taxable return of part of their investment. Is that correct? If however they withdraw more that their investment, then that ...
Many of your investment clubs received DNOW shares as a recent spinoff from National Oilwell Varco (NOV). A A DNOW is a company which is going to be essentially a supermarket of Oil Rig drilling supplies for those that drill for oil. A man named ...
Our club of 50 plus members is made up of only residents who live in our senior condo development. We meet monthly in our clubhouse, with weekly research meetings. We average about 21 people at the monthly. Only a handful actually contribute to discussions. Most ...
Hi, expert, please help us. Our problem is that the investment club president changed Valuation date and Net Asset Value from retrospectively from May 2011 to Oct 2013. Our investment club Partnership Agreement (bylaw) states: The current value of the assets and property of the ...
How do these withdrawal fees compare to other clubs? "The withdrawing partner will incur all expenses of this liquidation and receive 95% of the proceeds."
In response to a few questions. 1. Yes our club has a TIN for all required tax reporting purposes 2. All dividends/interest are distributed according to ownership. 3. Minors can legally join an investment club under certain rules. Minor accounts are set up as custodian ...
We have over 50 members so the tax returns run a few hundred pages with all the k-1's. Cost to print for paper and ink plus mailing costs for the returns adds to around $100. I suggest a fee of from 5 to 15 dollars ...
Hello and congratulations to all of you who have been in longstanding clubs. My question is: How regularly do you meet? and what do you do when no one shows for several meetings in a row? On Friday 20/06/2014 at 11:39 am, Susan Maciolek wrote: ...
There are costs associated with withdrawals that no one seems to be taking into account. A tax return needs to be printed and mailed, as well as K1's distributed. The withdrawing partner should share some of those expenses by paying a small withdrawal fee depending ...
Whilst we have several members whom have been in the club a lot longer than the recently joined members and therefore a higher overall percentage we still only allow one member one vote. This has never caused an issue. Ivor Hill Sirius Investment club Pueblo, ...
I just re-read your message and still have a lot of questions: Is your investment club a tax-identified partnership? Are dividends and earnings distributed according to ownership share or informally? Can minors legally join a partnership? Can as few as six people make the decisions ...