AVZ Discussion 2022

Yaseen

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Im definitely not an accountant, but either way not sure why anyone is worrying, its a divedend and company continues and youll eventually be able to sell for a massive loss to offset the dividend, or the entire company is sold and you get your 50% off CGT, idk but this is the least of my worries
 
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Winenut

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Sorry guys I need some advice for a friend , his elderly mother in law passed before xmas and going over the paperwork he found she had a few shareholdings to which he sorted out , but she mentioned to him many time she held shares in coles and wesfarmers but can't find any holdings how can he find out about this as he cant find any statements .
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You may be able to trackdown the broker if any documentation contains a PID

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This is a link for the more common PID's of Australian Brokers and Authorised enitites

https://intercom.help/sharesies-au/en/articles/9006612-participant-identification-number-pid

Identifying the broker may be important because potentially there may be other shareholdings that maybe weren't mentioned but do exist
 
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DiscoDanNZ

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I hope they relist and allow shareholders to choose if they wish to sell or hold depending on their situation.

Actual footage of us all checking the open if that happens:

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The reality is that there will be a shit tonne of uninformed or desperate holders that were trapped by this and will run for the door at 10am should that day come.
 
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Winenut

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Sorry guys I need some advice for a friend , his elderly mother in law passed before xmas and going over the paperwork he found she had a few shareholdings to which he sorted out , but she mentioned to him many time she held shares in coles and wesfarmers but can't find any holdings how can he find out about this as he cant find any statements .
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Check banks accounts if they are available

If shares were held in Wesfarmers and Coles you can interrogate the dividends paid which will appear in the bank account

Very easy to check dividend payment dates online for the companies in question

Receipt of dividends identified in a bank statement would be clear evidence that a shareholding exists

Here's the recent dividend payment dates highlighted for Coles and Wesfarmers

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Pokok

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Check banks accounts if they are available

If shares were held in Wesfarmers and Coles you can interrogate the dividends paid which will appear in the bank account

Very easy to check dividend payment dates online for the companies in question

Receipt of dividends identified in a bank statement would be clear evidence that a shareholding exists
Thanks mate I will send him the info when this is over we will catch up for a drink or 10
 
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Sorry guys I need some advice for a friend , his elderly mother in law passed before xmas and going over the paperwork he found she had a few shareholdings to which he sorted out , but she mentioned to him many time she held shares in coles and wesfarmers but can't find any holdings how can he find out about this as he cant find any statements .
Regards
Check banks accounts if they are available

If shares were held in Wesfarmers and Coles you can interrogate the dividends paid which will appear in the bank account

Very easy to check dividend payment dates online for the companies in question

Receipt of dividends identified in a bank statement would be clear evidence that a shareholding exists

Here's the recent dividend payment dates highlighted for Coles and Wesfarmers

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ATO / her accountant is another idea

They might have a record of a recent tax return listing at least some of the holdings if she was claiming franking credit refunds on them
 
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