Personal Finance & Money Asked by Gerous on January 30, 2021
Assuming I hold a number of stocks in a brokerage account for a 3rd party which pays dividends. The broker automatically deducts taxes and debits the remaining money in the account. How do I accurately record the liability after taxes in my books?
Lets say I have the following accounts:
Type | Name |
---|---|
Assest | Brokerage-Account |
Expenses | Taxes |
Liability | 3rdParty |
Income | Dividends |
E.g. say 100$ dividends, and 15$ deducted in taxes.
If I record this as
Account | Dr | Cr |
---|---|---|
Dividends | 100 | |
Taxes | 15 | |
Brokerage Account | 85 | |
3rdParty | 85 | |
?????? | 85 |
In which account do I record the corresponding 85$?
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