Weighted Average Method (Calculation of Stock Acquisition Cost)
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The default values are set based on the Tax Answer example:
③ the acquisition cost per share and number of shares remaining from the previous sale,
④ the purchase price and number of shares purchased thereafter,
and ⑤ the number of shares sold this time.
When you run the calculation, it calculates the acquisition cost (per share) and the total acquisition cost.
③ the acquisition cost per share and number of shares remaining from the previous sale,
④ the purchase price and number of shares purchased thereafter,
and ⑤ the number of shares sold this time.
When you run the calculation, it calculates the acquisition cost (per share) and the total acquisition cost.
| Acquisition Cost (Unit Price) | yen×Number of shares sold Stocks＝Acquisition Cost (Total) This Time yen |
When performing steps ①–③ in this example, enter 0 in the “Previous” row.
In the “After” row, enter the sum of the purchase price (①) and the number of shares (②).
Please try entering the number of shares sold (③) this time.
For the first sale after purchase, follow steps ①–③; for the second and subsequent sales,
you will likely perform the calculations following the example in steps ③–⑤.
Please use the calculated values for reference only. No guarantee is provided regarding the results.
In the “After” row, enter the sum of the purchase price (①) and the number of shares (②).
Please try entering the number of shares sold (③) this time.
For the first sale after purchase, follow steps ①–③; for the second and subsequent sales,
you will likely perform the calculations following the example in steps ③–⑤.
Please use the calculated values for reference only. No guarantee is provided regarding the results.
No customer feedback for this calculation yet.
This simulation calculates the acquisition cost using a method similar to the weighted-average method.