A user sought advice on streamlining share trading accounting, particularly for calculating capital gains on high-volume trades. They currently use dedicated software and manual ledger matching, which is time-consuming. Another user suggested obtaining capital gains reports directly from the stock broker, which can significantly reduce processing time.
Some of my clients deal in stock trading in large volume and for that I had purchased a software many years ago and pass each and every bill entry in it for calculating capital gain on shares. After that I match the ledger account of the broker and then dmat statement matching. This process takes very long time for arriving at the capital gain and then pass necessary entries in Tally.
Is there any other way I can do the accounting of shares to complete the work in less time ?