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Fwiw, bell direct has a smsf option..so freedom of choice, trading even options..but not O/S exchanges..Hi @KevinBB,
From comments I have read over time on ASF regarding IB I have come to the conclusion that IB Australia uses their own HIN for all transactions made on behalf of Australian clients (but there again I could be a way off the mark).
It is with this in mind I raise the issue of segregated funds, although my terminology may not be correct as in IB's records they would have a breakdown of each clients balance and transactions and hence the red bolded comment above.
Just a suggestion that you clarify this issue thoroughly with regards to Australian legislation prior to going ahead.
Cheers, Rob
cd Bell Direct SMSF They may act as super fund..not sure@rnr I've held shares with IB in the past, and you are right, there is no CHESS Id for each individual client. Whether or not a SMSF auditor would be happy with that, I don't know. If @Warr87 plans to go ahead with this, that's one thing I would check.
@qldfrog I'm well beyond having a use for an SMSF. Well, not well beyond, but just beyond. Anyway, I'm happy with NABTrade, and that's where I have all my ASX listed stuff, although their web site can be a bit iffy at times.
KH
The one financial year that I did hold IOZ plus a couple of dividend paying stocks in an IB account, it was a battle to get any sort of franking information out of IB. The annual trust tax statement didn't exist, so I had to calculate all the values myself. They do have an annual report, but it doesn't give all details required for Australian tax.
The person who deals with my retrns for my trust also does SMSF. so i will check with them in the future.@rnr I've held shares with IB in the past, and you are right, there is no CHESS Id for each individual client. Whether or not a SMSF auditor would be happy with that, I don't know. If @Warr87 plans to go ahead with this, that's one thing I would check.
@qldfrog I'm well beyond having a use for an SMSF. Well, not well beyond, but just beyond. Anyway, I'm happy with NABTrade, and that's where I have all my ASX listed stuff, although their web site can be a bit iffy at times.
KH
I did the best I couldDifficult situation there. How did you deal with the AMIT cost-base adjustment for that year (assuming there was one) without having the Annual Tax Statement?
I did the best I couldMost of the information is available online as most ETFs and property trusts will publish a pro-forma Tax Statement.
In the event of an ATO audit, they aren't going to make a fuss as long as you show them workings and that you've made a genuine effort to calculate the missing figures. You might have to balance the tax but, from my experience, there won't be any penalty.
KH
the real issue is that suspended trading usually means huge gap down when reinstated...Beginning of month 26
slight increase this month again. I think I ended up losing some profits after mid-month. Still can't offload a couple of positions that have been suspended in trading. I am beyond annoyed right now given how long it's been and the tied up capital. Looks like I will only need to change out 2 positions next week, though if I could it'd be another 2-3 on top of that.
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That is been in the back of my mind too .... their current price is already pretty far down from when I got it so it will be painful. Not being able to redeploy whatever is left is still annoying me though, lol.the real issue is that suspended trading usually means huge gap down when reinstated...
I hope it will be different for you this time and that you will get at least something for these 2 stocks.
Assuming they kept their price is mostly a dream distorting your graphs..All good as long as you are aware !
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