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Tax Report Wrong Jeff Schwarz 01-13-2007
Posted by Jeff Schwarz on January 13, 2007, 8:50 pm
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I am using Quicken 2006 Basic (Release QA 5, which I think is the latest).

I bought 200 shares of DELL on 11/18/2005. I sold 200 shares on 02/23/2006
(less than 12 months).

In Reports & Graphs I click on "Tax Schedule (for export to TurboTax)". The
DELL transaction appears under Schedule D -- LT gain/loss - security.

Shouldn't that be under short term (ST) gain/loss?

I have many other short term transactions which are also appearing under
long term. What gives? Why is it doing that? Has anyone else experienced
this problem?

Thanks,
-Jeff



Posted by Steve Dell on January 24, 2007, 9:33 pm
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I see similar things on short sales. For whatever reason, the short sales
are being categorized as LT and not ST.

These are
>I am using Quicken 2006 Basic (Release QA 5, which I think is the latest).
>
> I bought 200 shares of DELL on 11/18/2005. I sold 200 shares on 02/23/2006
> (less than 12 months).
>
> In Reports & Graphs I click on "Tax Schedule (for export to TurboTax)".
> The DELL transaction appears under Schedule D -- LT gain/loss - security.
>
> Shouldn't that be under short term (ST) gain/loss?
>
> I have many other short term transactions which are also appearing under
> long term. What gives? Why is it doing that? Has anyone else experienced
> this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> -Jeff
>



Posted by User on January 25, 2007, 2:34 pm
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Intuit support tells me that this is a known issue and is being worked on.
They would not give me an ETA on a fix or any idea of what the priority is.
I hope they really are working on it and it wasn't just a line from the
support people because they didn't know what to do.
-Jeff

> I see similar things on short sales. For whatever reason, the short sales
> are being categorized as LT and not ST.
>
> These are
>>I am using Quicken 2006 Basic (Release QA 5, which I think is the latest).
>>
>> I bought 200 shares of DELL on 11/18/2005. I sold 200 shares on
>> 02/23/2006 (less than 12 months).
>>
>> In Reports & Graphs I click on "Tax Schedule (for export to TurboTax)".
>> The DELL transaction appears under Schedule D -- LT gain/loss - security.
>>
>> Shouldn't that be under short term (ST) gain/loss?
>>
>> I have many other short term transactions which are also appearing under
>> long term. What gives? Why is it doing that? Has anyone else experienced
>> this problem?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Jeff
>>
>
>



Posted by User on January 26, 2007, 3:22 pm
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My Quicken just notified me of release 4 (for Quicken 2007). Apparently,
fixing this important tax report was not as high a priority as fixing
registration and minor reconcile issues. The release notes say that is what
has been fixed in R4, but nothing about the tax report. I tested the report
and it is still broken.
-Jeff

> Intuit support tells me that this is a known issue and is being worked on.
> They would not give me an ETA on a fix or any idea of what the priority
> is. I hope they really are working on it and it wasn't just a line from
> the support people because they didn't know what to do.
> -Jeff
>
>> I see similar things on short sales. For whatever reason, the short sales
>> are being categorized as LT and not ST.
>>
>> These are
>>>I am using Quicken 2006 Basic (Release QA 5, which I think is the
>>>latest).
>>>
>>> I bought 200 shares of DELL on 11/18/2005. I sold 200 shares on
>>> 02/23/2006 (less than 12 months).
>>>
>>> In Reports & Graphs I click on "Tax Schedule (for export to TurboTax)".
>>> The DELL transaction appears under Schedule D -- LT gain/loss -
>>> security.
>>>
>>> Shouldn't that be under short term (ST) gain/loss?
>>>
>>> I have many other short term transactions which are also appearing under
>>> long term. What gives? Why is it doing that? Has anyone else experienced
>>> this problem?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> -Jeff
>>>
>>
>>
>
>




Posted by JM on January 26, 2007, 7:10 pm
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The Buy/Sell sequence for DELL should appear in QW's Capital Gains
Report. It should not appear in QW's Tax Schedule Report. The info
shown in the Tax Schedule Report under Sched D is for LT/ST Gains
Distributions - not the same as LT/ST Capital Gains.




> I am using Quicken 2006 Basic (Release QA 5, which I think is the latest).
>
> I bought 200 shares of DELL on 11/18/2005. I sold 200 shares on 02/23/2006
> (less than 12 months).
>
> In Reports & Graphs I click on "Tax Schedule (for export to TurboTax)". The
> DELL transaction appears under Schedule D -- LT gain/loss - security.
>
> Shouldn't that be under short term (ST) gain/loss?
>
> I have many other short term transactions which are also appearing under
> long term. What gives? Why is it doing that? Has anyone else experienced
> this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> -Jeff


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