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- Adjusted Cost Base calculator - Financial Wisdom Forum
No of Units purchased includes reinvested dividends or distributions After a Sale, the Capital Gain (or Loss) is calculated as follows: Start with the amount received (after deducting any transaction costs) Then subtract the (Number of Units Sold)* (previous ACB per unit)
- Adjusted Cost Base Calculator and Tracking System
The ACB and capital gains are calculated based on the Canada Revenue Agency's requirements I don't think there are any other comparable tools out there and I hope investors will find it useful
- Adjusted Cost Base - Financial Wisdom Forum
The ACB is not to be confused with your Cost per Unit ACB cannot be negative whereas your Cost per Unit can be negative The Cost per Unit can also be regarded as your Break Even price (ignoring commissions) If you sold your current units at this Cost per Unit, you'd recoup all your money
- Online Calculators - Financial tax retirement ACB yield - Financial . . .
ACB calculators? by The Wealthy Boomer » 01Feb2006 17:29 Anyone know of a good ACB calculator (on a web site or an Excel spreadsheet) which accounts for reinvested distributions and Return of Capital?
- A good tracking tool? - Financial Wisdom Forum
I did a search and did not find anything on this site about a good tracking tool for recording keeping tabs on my DRIP stocks (Weighted average cost, performance, and ACB)
- Online Calculators - Financial tax retirement ACB yield - Page 2 . . .
Retirement "Calculators" by waldo » 28Feb2007 16:59 There's a good calculator on the Stingy Investor site But is there a similar calculator; with the additional ability to "plug" in an annual withdrawal percentage or amount (for retired people)? As well if "it" went from 1940 to 2006 - that would be helpful as well
- Investorline ACB Calculation Confusion - Financial Wisdom Forum
They report the ACB on their T5008 slips under "Box 20 Cost or Book Value" They also report an ACB per unit value on the monthly statements The two values appear to be calculated the same because by dividing the ACB value stated on the T5008 I arrive at the same value for ACB per unit stated on the monthly statements
- How to better track ACB? - Page 4 - Financial Wisdom Forum
They asked specifically for a copy of Schedule 3, a detailed calculation of the ACB values and disposition values, and documentation to support the purchase price
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