This was 'SIAT'... sorry.
Hi Mark,
I have read the Log Text and everything appears correct. The date range was Dec. 28 – Jan. 6 and only 5 investments distributed dividends. There are 14 mutual funds and two ETFs. There were no capital gains distributed.
Let me point out that all the investments values and totals compare. This is not surprising because the account pays out all distributions. The Data Register for the ‘Cash’ account is posted for each of the five investments which distributed dividends and the sum is shown as “transferred out”; net zero.
I run the reports for Income and Distributions as a routine. That is where I noticed the omission. I then checked the Data Register for each of the five investments which paid out and none had their payment posted. Again, the error is not in the account totals because the ‘money in’ went out. However, the investment yields, performances and income schedules will be incorrect.
The question is: How did the audit trail miss the Payor, as the Data Registers of all the five investments are not posted.
So, what are the possible causes and how do we correct it going forward? Could EJA have done something differently?
I can manually correct this but I don’t want to do it for every distribution!
Thanks in advance!
Phil Garner