is "Income re-invested" added to the book cost?
e.g.
date amount
1 $1000
30 income reinvested $1
total $1001
Book cost of an investment
Moderator: Mark T Serbinski CA CPA
In what context?
If it is a taxable investment, then, yes, the income that you report as taxable income and reinvested is then added to the adjusted cost basis. This is basic investment tracking.
If this is in an RRSP and you are not reporting the income year-by-year, then, no, your book value on the day you became a US taxpayer is unaffected.
If it is a taxable investment, then, yes, the income that you report as taxable income and reinvested is then added to the adjusted cost basis. This is basic investment tracking.
If this is in an RRSP and you are not reporting the income year-by-year, then, no, your book value on the day you became a US taxpayer is unaffected.
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