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To: Sans Souci who wrote (192)	8/1/2000 7:35:00 PM
From: Robert Salasidis	of 548

Currency and share cap gains are counted as separate transactions. Such that if you never convert the currency back to CDN$ and leave it in US$ (for the next US stock you will buy) you do not have to claim any capital gains/loses on the currency part. Currency conversion capital gains is very difficult to calculate with todays Quicken as it does not keep track of currency transactions between accounts. Therefore some manual work would be in order.

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