Your paycheck can be set up with the taxible and non-taxible portions
during the entry. I have been doing this since early versions of Money
(97) and have continued it into Money 05. Since I set this up prior to
the developement of the paycheck wizzard I have not looked at how to do
it in the wizzard. I simply have two funding sources in the split of
the pay check. I end up at the end of the year with Money calculating
providing the split of everything that shows up on the W-2 from the
employer. Thus the tax estimator provides a very accurate gross income.

This enables the correct hanling of all of my pre-tax deductions
(medical insurance, HCAP, etc)

Art

Larry wrote:

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My final numbers did not make sense. However, the problem was not
the 401(k) deduction, but my local taxes not being deducted. Sorry
for the confusion.


"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
news:OXLjIUN9EHA.4004[at]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:

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In prior versions--I haven't debugged M05's tax estimator--the tax estimator
subtracts whatever is on the Before Tax tab of paychecks from what's on the
first line of the Wages tab of all of your paychecks.

Where are you putting the Transfer?

"Larry" <none![at]speakeasy.org> wrote in message
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In Money 2005, I have my recurring paycheck setup to transfer my 401
(k) deduction to another account. There does not seem to be a way to
tell Money that this is a 401(k) deduction, so the tax estimator shows
the wrong amount for gross income. Is there a solution to this other
than manually entering a number in the tax estimator?