Processing and Reviewing Mutual Fund Information
You can process worksheets from a register or the account binder at any time during the year by selecting one of the following from the
Request
drop-down list on the Process page or pop-up window:
Tax Return Projection and Worksheet
The Return of Capital Adjustment Calculation
If the
Calculate Return of Capital Cost Basis Adjustment
option(s) is set to
Calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors
, then submitting any kind of processing request (for example, a worksheet, projection or tax return processing request) will trigger the return of capital adjustment. The return of capital adjustment is calculated from the first day of the tax year or the acquisition date (whichever is later) through the sale's trade date based on the fund factor's ex-dividend date (if available). If the ex-dividend date is unavailable, the payment or record date is used. The units in each tax lot are multiplied by each tax code 4 factor within the date range.
The return of capital adjustment is not calculated if a tax lot is marked as
Unknown Cost
or
Do Not Calc
, has a missing acquisition date, or has no units.
Wash sale identification occurs after the return of capital adjustment is calculated.
For main and subaccounts, the calculation is made at the tax lot level in the individual subaccounts. The amount per share is applied to the units in the tax lot records for each sale.
Since the free receipt date is not available for free receipt tax lots, a further review may be required to determine if the return of capital adjustment should be limited to a portion of the tax year.
The example in the tables below show only the federal calculation. The sale date of the asset is May 20, 2022.
Units | ACQ Date | Pro Rata Sales Price | Cost or Basis | ROC Adj | Date ROC CALCD. | ROC ADJ Federal Gain/Loss | TAV Lot ID |
1,005.0000 | 4/11/2011 | 243,000.00 | 100,000.00 | 2914.50 | 2/10/2022 | 145,914.50 | 1 |
3005.0000 | 5/25/2015 | 729,000.00 | 350,000.01 | 8714.50 | 2/10/2022 | 387,714.49 | 2 |
2,005.0000 | 2/02/2017 | 486,000.99 | 300,000.00 | 4812.00 | 2/10/2022 | 190,812.99 | 3 |
4,005.0000 | 2/28/2017 | 972,000.44 | 699,000.00 | 6,608.25 | 2/10/2022 | 279,608.69 | 4 |
| | 2,430,001.43 | 1,449,000.01 | 23,049.25 | | 1,004,050.67 | |
The factor details for the asset are:
Payment Date | Ex-Dividend Date | Dollar Per Share (Unit) | ROC Per Share Lot 1 and 2 | ROC per Share Lot 3 | ROC Per Share Lot 4 | Notes |
02/01/2017 | 01/13/2017 | 0.5000 | 0.5000 | | | Only lots 1 and 2 owned on the ex-dividend date. |
03/01/2017 | 2/11/2017 | 0.7500 | 0.7500 | 0.7500 | | Only lots 1, 2 and 3 owned on the ex-dividend date. |
04/01/2017 | 03/11/2017 | 0.2500 | 0.2500 | 0.2500 | 0.2500 | All lots owned on the ex-dividend date. |
05/01/2017 | 04/13/2017 | 0.4000 | 0.4000 | 0.4000 | 0.4000 | All lots owned on the ex-dividend date. |
06/01/2017 | 05/12/2017 | 1.0000 | 1.0000 | 1.0000 | 1.0000 | Sale date is after the ex-dividend date |
Using the Account Binder to Review the Calculated Return of Capital Adjustment
After processing completes, the
Tax Lots
collapsible section on the Sales pages is updated as follows:
When a return of capital adjustment amount is automatically calculated, the
Return of Capital Adjustment
field is populated and the
Date ROC Calculated
field is updated with the process date.
When a return of capital adjustment amount is manually entered prior to or in lieu of an automatic calculation, the
Return of Capital Adjustment
field is highlighted in yellow and the
Date ROC Calculated
field is blank.
When a return of capital adjustment amount is overridden after it was automatically calculated, the
Return of Capital Adjustment
field is highlighted in yellow and the
Date ROC Calculated
field retains the last process date before the override was entered.
The calculated return of capital adjustment value is stored and, if overridden, can be reinstated by clearing the override. The graphic below shows automatically calculated return of capital adjustments, and a manually entered adjustment. The
Return of Capital Adjustment
field is highlighted in yellow and the
Date ROC Calculated
field is blank for the manually entered adjustment.
If the return of capital adjustment amount exceeds the cost basis of the tax lot, then the return of capital adjustment is limited to the total cost basis of the tax lot. In the above graphic, the second grid row (second tax lot) shows this scenario.
ONESOURCE Trust Tax does not automatically create an additional gain record for the excess return of capital. ONESOURCE Trust Tax recommends creating a register to identify tax lots with a return of capital adjustment where the Cost or Basis value = Return of Capital Adjustment. These would be the tax lots needing additional review to determine whether an additional gain should be reported.
Under the
Tax Return Presentation
collapsible section on the Sales Detail page, the
Adjusted Gain or Loss
field represents the value after any return of capital adjustment. The ROC Adjusted Fed (State) Gain/Loss value=Pro Rata Sales Price-(Cost or Basis-ROC).
Using Registers to Review the Calculated Return of Capital Adjustment
The
Factored Transactions-Return of Capital
and
Factored Transactions-Return of Capital for NRA
base registers include the
ROC Amt Per Share
,
Ex-Date Type
and
Ex-Div Date
columns, which can be used to update remaining holdings.
For custom tax lot registers, the return of capital calculation fields listed below are available in the
Sales Tax Lot Detail
category on the Register Properties page:
ROC Adjusted Cost or Basis
ROC State Adjusted Cost or Basis
State Gain/Loss Before ROC
Reviewing Mutual Fund Information on a Worksheet
After processing completes, a worksheet print file for each account included in the processing request is created and stored on the account binder's Documents page. To access the worksheet print file, open the tax year category then open the
Document: Worksheet
category.
The following graphic will be used to explain how postings are presented in the transaction detail of a worksheet:
On the Transaction Detail page, the monthly cash postings use tax code 906 (Mutual Fund Cash Receipts). The cash postings are moved from the tax code where the cash transaction posted to tax code 906 once one of the following occurs:
The asset is factored through Wall Street Concepts (WSC).
The factors are bridged from your trust accounting system.
The factors are manually added in ONESOURCE Trust Tax.
The TAXABLE column is blank.
In ONESOURCE Trust Tax, the transaction pages display transactions in their current tax code. For example, if an asset's income is bridged to tax code 5 then factored into tax codes 5 and 507, the worksheet will show the cash transactions in 906 and the factored amounts in tax code 5 and 507. The transaction pages in ONESOURCE Trust Tax show the cash transactions in tax code 5.
When an asset is factored, ONESOURCE Trust Tax places the sum of the taxable piece of the transactions into the tax codes they were factored into. On the worksheet, the transaction is labeled as a Mutual Fund Earnings transaction and is dated with the through date of the worksheet that was processed. The INCOME and PRINCIPAL columns are blank.
The following graphic of a worksheet's Mutual Fund Income Schedule page shows the income factored into the respective categories by posting date:
An account holding a mutual fund whose cash distribution does not match the total of the factors prints with an OUT OF BALANCE message on page one of the worksheet. A transaction posted to tax code 906 that is not factored displays with the NOT FACTORED message.
As shown in the following graphic, the worksheet's Statement of Capital Gains and Losses pages uses a "R" to indicate any tax lots with adjusted cost basis. The LEGEND area at the top of the page provides explanations for the letters you may see on this page.