Manual investment transactions, contributions, and distributions
Record buys, sells, dividends, interest, fees, contributions, and distributions by tax year for investment accounts, keeping transfers separate from income.
- Plans
- Personal Wealth (prelaunch)
- Availability
- Rolling out in prelaunch
- For
- Personal
- In KontoCore
Personal → Investments (WealthKraft) → Accounts → Activity
Built – unverified (prelaunch). Human certification pending.
What this does
Buys and sells change holdings and cost basis. Dividends and interest are investment income; fees reduce value.
Contributions and distributions are tracked by tax year for tax-advantaged accounts. A contribution from your bank is a transfer, not spending; a distribution to your bank is a transfer in, with its tax year recorded.
How to
Record activity
- 1Open the account → Activity → Add.
- 2Choose type, date, security, quantity, price/amount, and (for contributions/distributions) tax year.
- 3Link the matching bank transaction where one exists so it isn’t counted twice.
Imports and sources
- Activity can be imported from a spreadsheet; duplicate detection compares date, amount, and security.
Corrections, voids, and reversals
- Edit or delete manual activity; cost basis and performance recalculate.
Audit trail
- Changes record who, when, and source.
Availability and provider notes
- Built – unverified: this workflow exists in the prelaunch product but has not yet completed human certification. Review results before relying on them.
- Live activity feeds: Provider connection required.
- Tax-year totals are organizational records, not tax advice or filed figures.
- KontoCore Personal and WealthKraft organize your own records. They do not give investment, tax, or financial advice and do not place trades or move money.
Permissions
- Household owners and members with edit access can change records; view-only members and trusted helpers see only what their scope allows.
What happens in your books
Linked bank movements stay transfers; nothing becomes household spending or income except investment income you record.
Common mistakes
- Recording a contribution in both the bank (as spending) and the investment account.
Related articles
WealthKraft manual holdings and securitiesAdd investment accounts and holdings by hand — security, quantity, and price — for taxable and tax-advantaged accounts, without a live provider connection.Investment cost basis, gain/loss, income, and performanceSee cost basis, unrealized and realized gain or loss, investment income, XIRR and time-weighted return where data supports them, and allocation by asset type.Retirement overviewSee retirement accounts, recurring retirement income, reserves, obligations, and distributions in one view. Projections and what-if scenarios are planned, not live.Tax readiness and checkupsGather tax documents, check that receipts and categories are complete for the year, and run household checkups — preparation, not tax filing or advice.
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Last reviewed October 6, 2026