I have no idea. The previous treasurer had cancer and died so I was unable to find out how we got here. When I took over as treasurer I wrote a letter to Computershare to ask them to send the information to me. I was ...
It isn't clear to me how losses can be allocated. Our situation is that a friend jumped into a partnership a friend and I have had investing in 2017 after becoming excited at our performance, but as the market sank they demanded to be withdrawn. ...
Our club loves bivio as well. Our brokerage is Etrade and we're very satisfied dealing with them. Linda Macdougall Tacoma Oddlot Ladies In a message dated 2/16/2019 6:19:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, user*30009800001@bivio.com writes: Ditto Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Sun, Feb 17, ...
I would just like to say that between the two clubs I have been in we have used Bivio for our operations. If I am not mistaken my first club signed onto Bivio not long after it started operations. So I must say that we ...
I know you suggested that anyone owning a REIT should sell it. We own VNQ a REIT mutual and I explained the problem to our members but they opted to hang onto the stock. There are quarterly entries of Section 199A in the end of ...
I know very little about trust. If a member has a trust, do all their assets go into the trust, or do they designate which go in. With the new tax laws, we are to identify if someone has a trust. I am not clear ...
A question in the 2018 partnership tax interview is asking: To select the country for any investment which received foreign taxes? Our club owned EEM which is a Blackrock etf investing in a multitude of foreign stocks. Are we suppose to identify all the countries ...
No offense intended to Bivio but we prefer to not have our home addresses and SSN's in yet another location "on the internet". With only 8 partners, we have always manually entered address and SSN on the tax return prior to mailing. It doesn't appear ...
We received $3,700 from Dr. Pepper Snapple last year. This was from the buyout by Keurig. I thought this Was a regular dividend, but the 1099 shows it as a nondividend distribution. Can you tell me how this should be treated on the partner's k-1's ...