Enter tax or fee as % of the amount

[ETO]

As a user, I’d like to follow pending taxes or fees describe as a % of the amount.
For example, in France you pay a tax in % of your gain.
You also pay a % per year of the amount in “assurance vie” contracts. This could be nice to add this possibility. Thanks for your consideration.

[Rafa]

At the end you’ve pay the fee or tax as absolute values in Euro. Implementing a relative calculation based on calculated figures which differs in comparison to tax authorities or your contractors does require manual inputs regardless your estimated percentage rate.

[ETO]

Thanks for your consideration, it is true that the value of fees or taxes will fluctuate all along the living of the asset. Nevertheless, it could be interesting to have a projected vision of the net cash is asset sold at date. Net Cash.

[chirlu]

German thread (with inbound links from further German threads):

Latente Steuern als Abzugsposten in der Vermögensaufstellung

Ich frage mich, ob es umsetzbar wäre, in der Vermögensaufstellung eine Position „latente Steuern“ in Abzug zu bringen. Also die Steuer, die sich auf den Kursgewinn ergeben würde, wenn ich mein Depot heute verkaufe (in Österreich zB 27,5 % KESt). Schwierig umzusetzen vermutlich, weil ich die Unterscheidung, ob es sich um steuerfreien Altbestand (in Österreich Anschaffung bis 31.12.2010) oder steuerpflichtigen Neubestand handelt, auf Ebene des einzelnen Wertpapiers machen müßte, damit es stimmt. …

[ETO]

I guess that it is a feature request : The idea will be to calculate the net benefit excluding intermediary costs and excluding tax on benefits. Fees are multiple and often expressed as a percentage of the amount sold. Taxes are usually a percentage of earnings. Since the latent earnings are calculated, it is possible if a fee or tax percentage is indicated to deduct the net amount.