401 account sells shares to cover fee
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JM, thanks for answering. From what you are saying I will record cash in with the sale , then a misc expense. But if the net effect is $0 how do I record the fact that I have an actual outflow of resources? This is a fee and I want to keep track of what this company is charging me.0
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That's what the MiscExp transaction does ... just use a category of your choosing for "401 Fees".Mark said:JM, thanks for answering. From what you are saying I will record cash in with the sale , then a misc expense. But if the net effect is $0 how do I record the fact that I have an actual outflow of resources? This is a fee and I want to keep track of what this company is charging me.
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What i am saying is that the net effect of a + and a - is 0. Shouldn't the balance of the account be decreased by this event? Maybe I am missing something. Thanks for your patient help.Mark said:JM, thanks for answering. From what you are saying I will record cash in with the sale , then a misc expense. But if the net effect is $0 how do I record the fact that I have an actual outflow of resources? This is a fee and I want to keep track of what this company is charging me.
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The account balance is decreased because you have fewer shares and the same amount of cash after the pair of transactions.Mark said:JM, thanks for answering. From what you are saying I will record cash in with the sale , then a misc expense. But if the net effect is $0 how do I record the fact that I have an actual outflow of resources? This is a fee and I want to keep track of what this company is charging me.
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To see the account balance you should be looking at the Total Market Value at the bottom of the Transaction list (register), not the cash balance. The Total Market Value is the Securities Value plus the cash balance.Mark said:JM, thanks for answering. From what you are saying I will record cash in with the sale , then a misc expense. But if the net effect is $0 how do I record the fact that I have an actual outflow of resources? This is a fee and I want to keep track of what this company is charging me.
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