Only deduct the 21.46c to calculate your cost base, the other payments received on 13/10 are dividends. I work out new cost base for my old shares by deducting the cap return from cost of my old shares then divide that amount by relevant number of my VEADA (or new) shares. I have bought old shares in various parcels at different prices so I will have to do painful exercise of working out new cost base for each parcel then adding together to get overall figure for my holding. Of course if I sell some only of my new shares I will have to decide which new cost base to allocate to those shares.
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