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Broker interest and general fees
Record interest on your cash balance and fees unrelated to a single investment.
Choose Broker interest and general fees for interest on a cash balance or separate fees. Enter fees directly related to a purchase, sale or other investment transaction on that transaction.
Step by step
- 1Choose Broker interest received, Broker interest paid or Broker fees paid. Enter the actual posting date, currency and amount. You do not select a share, coin or quantity.
- 2For interest received, enter gross interest. Any separate fees and tax withheld can be recorded below it.
- 3If tax was withheld, choose Tax receivable or Expenses as its treatment. Copy the actual withholding, even if you later investigate whether it was correct.
- 4Example: €10 gross interest with €2 withholding gives an €8 net receipt. The €2 treatment follows your tax selection and is shown separately in the preview.
- 5For interest paid or separate broker fees, the amount field is the full amount. You do not enter a second fee amount. Record the actual payment in Settlement or select Not yet settled.
- 6Check the automatic posting preview and confirm. For bond interest, use Coupons within Bonds.
What is on the screen?
- Interest received, interest paid or separate fees
- Posting date, currency and amount
- Withholding and selected treatment
- Actual settlement
What happens next?
Interest and general fees are posted without a fictitious investment position. The receipt or payment remains linked to the posting.
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Fees, currencies and settlement
Enter transaction amounts, separate fees and payments in the correct currencies.
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