Hi again @ecco I have 5 Xero organisations (for what it’s worth - one Starter and four Non-GST cashbooks). Each of four of the organisations are connected to one Sharesight portfolio. The fifth xero organisation is connected to five Sharesight portfolios (ie 5 to 1).
I have no off-system workarounds - all transactions are directly posted from SS to Xero. I do have a couple of foreign currency holdings in SS which are all translated to $A by SS and posted to Xero in $A. So the forex works for me.
I actually used to have my children’s portfolio in a spreadsheet that I manually posted to xero and it go too messy so I put them all onto SS.
Set up was pretty simple. I needed to set up the following accounts in Xero.
-
Revenue:
-
Unfranked Income
-
Franking Credits (Revenue)
-
Interest Income*
-
Realised Gains / Losses
-
[*Note I have 2 interest income account in Xero. ONe for int income from SS and one for other interest - e.g. on cash accounts that are not set up in Sharesight]
-
Assets:
-
Franking Credits (Asset)
-
TFN Withholding Tax
-
Non Resident Withholding Tax
-
Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) Balance
-
Share Market Investments
For Xero cashbook organisation you also have to map the bank accounts
Select Bank Account Mapping:
-Select Bank Account for Trades
-Select Bank Account for Payouts (Dividends)
For My Xero Starter organisation (ie non-cash book I think) SS posts cash transactions as invoices so you can match them to payments in any account
There’s a good SS help page to walk you through it.
The only extra steps are:
- a month end reversing journal in xero to mark carrying value to market (which I run from the historical cost report)
- year-end adjustments and journals
See this link for some colour on this (part 2 to come!)
Xero guides - Managed Fund Statements (part 1)
Hope this assists
cheers