Investments

[Robin Chattopadhyay]

It's true that the dividends are income, but I have chosen to treat
dividends from tax-deferred accounts in a separate account. This way they go
on my Income Statement, but I know I'm not going to get a Form 1099.

For example:
Income
Investment Income
Capital Gain/(Loss)
Dividend
Interest
Investment Income (Tax-Deferred)
Capital Gain/Loss
Dividend
Interest

Assets
401(k)
Uninvested Cash
Mutual Fund A
Mutual Fund B
Mutual Fund *n*

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Derek Atkins <warlord at mit.edu> wrote:

>  > I don't get income per se from the dividends, they are reinvested as
> > shares in the fund account.  But, they do show up as income.
>
>
> Technically they are "income".
>
> -derek
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