Sometimes deposits and withdrawals fetched to Recap from a connected account have a tax impact that we can't automatically identify, for example, a deposit that is actually income or a withdrawal that's a purchase. You can reclassify this within the edit feature - here's an example with a step-by-step to show how...

Before we get started, let's explain why you might do this?
Through the API, Recap has fetched a withdrawal; this is a non-taxable event. However, you were actually buying something - a purchase is a taxable disposal and should be treated for capital gains tax.

(Here we show the tax tab view to show that there is no taxable gain).

Here's the tax tab view again showing the realised gain.

Don't worry! You can follow the same process as above to revert the edit. We always leave the original type in brackets as a reminder of what it was changed from.

Please note:

This feature is only available for transactions fetched from connected accounts. For custom accounts you will need to change the activity type in your CSV and re-upload or delete and re-enter a manually added transaction.