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Stock
Register
Stock
Transfer Ledger
Purpose: Data entered on the Enter Transactions page
is displayed here in a list format.
Overview: This
form permits the user to view all of the transactions for a single
company. Select the company tab at the
top of the form to view the companys transactions. Click on one or all of the check boxes
labeled Filter List By Stock Type and the list will show only the stock types
that are checked. The Total
Transactions By Selected Company label displays the total number of
transactions for the selected company.
The Selected Transactions label displays the number of filtered transactions
that are viewable. The rows can be
sorted ascending or descending by clicking on a column header and each column
can be resized.
Details: Click the underlined links below
for details.
Related
Information:
1. Adding A Transaction
Record
(N/A.)
2. Deleting A Transaction Record
(N/A.)
3. Modifying A Transaction
Record
(N/A.)
4. Record Navigation
- The
First/Prior/Next/Last buttons are not available from this form. Use the scroll bar on the right side of the
form to navigate through the list of transactions.
5. List and
Find
(N/A.)
6. Reports The following
reports are accessible from the Reports option on the main menu. While moving
from one form to another the report options change.
- Details for Selected Transaction
- Stockholders for Selected Company
- Corporate Ledger for
Selected Company
All Companies by Company
All Companies by Buyer
All Companies by Seller
All Companies by Date
- Stock Types for
Selected Company
For All Companies by Company
- Dividend
Dividends for Selected
Company
Dividends for All Companies
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Company Tabs:
Use these tabs to navigate through the companies in the
database. As company names are
selected the stock register for that company appears on the form. GO TOP
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Pages: This is a second set of tabs under the Company
tabs that are used to move through the functional areas of the Stock
Register. The areas include: 1.) Enter
Transactions, 2.) Stock Transfer Ledger, 3.) Shareholders, and 4.) Stock
Types and Dividends. GO TOP
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Stock Type: CMS tracks common stock, preferred stock,
and stock options. Select the type of
transaction and the form will change to show the total number of the selected
type of stock or option for the selected company. GO TOP
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Transaction Count:
Consists of two numbers. The Total Transactions For Selected Company
displays the total number of all types of stock transactions for that company
and the Filtered List By Stock Type label shows only
the number of transactions in the filtered list. GO TOP
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Column 1 - Type: This is the first
letter of the stock type for the transaction.
C = Common, P = Preferred, O = Option. GO TOP
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Column 2 Date
of Transaction: This is the date
when the buyer purchased the stock from the seller. It may or may not be the same date as the
Transfer Date, which is when the physical stock certificates were transferred
from the seller to the buyer.
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Column 3 Name
of New Owner: The buyer is the person or business entity purchasing the stock. GO TOP
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Column 4 - Name
of Previous Owner: The seller is the
person or business entity selling the stock.
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Column 5 Certificate
Number: The certificate
number is the sequential identification number for the shares of stock that are being traded. GO TOP
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Column 6 Total Shares Transferred: The total number of share in the transaction.
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Column 7 Total
Amount Paid: Total amount paid
for the transaction. Not the Price per
share. GO TOP
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Column 8 Date
of Certificate Transfer: The transfer date
is the date the physical stock certificates were given to the buyer or the
buyers representative.
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Column 9 Tax
Stamp: Some government entities require that a tax be paid on
stock transactions whether it is a sales tax or a tax specific to stock
transactions. This is the identification
number that is used by the taxing agency to prove that the tax has been paid.
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