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#8 01-02-2004, 11:27 PM

so...are you going to use the help files or get
"money for dummies" book?

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> -----Original Message-----
> anonymous wrote:
> > Use the included HELP files inside money program.
That's
> > why the HELP is there.
> > Thanks. Does anyone else have any other suggestions?
> .

#7 01-02-2004, 08:33 PM

Thanks to Dick and Cal.
I'll take a look at both.

#6 01-02-2004, 08:13 PM

Tax Estimator assumes you use the specialized Split called Paycheck, not
just a regular split transaction.

Read up on Paycheck in the online help and/or take a look at the sample data
file.

"Won Lee" <noemail[at]nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ejWYRbW0DHA.2288[at]TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
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> Two things...
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good website that will give me depth into
> Money 2003 standard edition.
> 2) I have a reoccuring deposit setup. I put in the gross salary amount
> and assign it the income category of salary. (Some of my categories may
> be a bit messed up because I did an import from quicken.) I then
> subtract Social Security tax, fed, state, ny, NYC, and DBL tax. The
> entry will say Split/Multi and when I click on it all the correct
> information is there and displays my net income.
> Is this the best way to input in a paycheck? I ask because I'm having a
> hard time believing the tax estimator saying that I owe twice as much in
> tax as I've already paid.

#5 01-02-2004, 08:08 PM

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> -----Original Message-----
> anonymous wrote:
> > Use the included HELP files inside money program.
That's
> > why the HELP is there.
> > Thanks. Does anyone else have any other suggestions?
> .
> use the Money Help files.

#4 01-02-2004, 08:02 PM

In microsoft.public.money, Won Lee wrote:

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> Two things...
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good website that will give me depth into
> Money 2003 standard edition.
> 2) I have a reoccuring deposit setup. I put in the gross salary amount
> and assign it the income category of salary. (Some of my categories may
> be a bit messed up because I did an import from quicken.) I then
> subtract Social Security tax, fed, state, ny, NYC, and DBL tax. The
> entry will say Split/Multi and when I click on it all the correct
> information is there and displays my net income.
> Is this the best way to input in a paycheck? I ask because I'm having a
> hard time believing the tax estimator saying that I owe twice as much in
> tax as I've already paid.

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#3 01-02-2004, 07:38 PM

anonymous wrote:

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> Use the included HELP files inside money program. That's
> why the HELP is there.

Thanks. Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

#2 01-02-2004, 07:22 PM

Use the included HELP files inside money program. That's
why the HELP is there.

- quote -

> -----Original Message-----
> Two things...
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good website that will give me
depth into
> Money 2003 standard edition.
> 2) I have a reoccuring deposit setup. I put in the
gross salary amount
> and assign it the income category of salary. (Some of
my categories may
> be a bit messed up because I did an import from
quicken.) I then
> subtract Social Security tax, fed, state, ny, NYC, and
DBL tax. The
> entry will say Split/Multi and when I click on it all
the correct
> information is there and displays my net income.
> Is this the best way to input in a paycheck? I ask
because I'm having a
> hard time believing the tax estimator saying that I owe
twice as much in
> tax as I've already paid.
> .

#1 01-02-2004, 07:07 PM

anonymous wrote:

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> search for MICROSOFT MONEY 2003 STANDARD
> http://catalogs.google.com/microsoft.html
> http://www.google.com/
> http://www.yahoo.com/
> ============================================

I already tried that. Unforunately, most of the listings are for the
product itself and some books.

01-02-2004, 06:42 PM

search for MICROSOFT MONEY 2003 STANDARD
http://catalogs.google.com/microsoft.html
http://www.google.com/
http://www.yahoo.com/
============================================
- quote -

> -----Original Message-----
> Two things...
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good website that will give me
depth into
> Money 2003 standard edition.
> 2) I have a reoccuring deposit setup. I put in the
gross salary amount
> and assign it the income category of salary. (Some of
my categories may
> be a bit messed up because I did an import from
quicken.) I then
> subtract Social Security tax, fed, state, ny, NYC, and
DBL tax. The
> entry will say Split/Multi and when I click on it all
the correct
> information is there and displays my net income.
> Is this the best way to input in a paycheck? I ask
because I'm having a
> hard time believing the tax estimator saying that I owe
twice as much in
> tax as I've already paid.
> .

#-1 01-02-2004, 06:29 PM

Two things...

1) Can anyone recommend a good website that will give me depth into
Money 2003 standard edition.

2) I have a reoccuring deposit setup. I put in the gross salary amount
and assign it the income category of salary. (Some of my categories may
be a bit messed up because I did an import from quicken.) I then
subtract Social Security tax, fed, state, ny, NYC, and DBL tax. The
entry will say Split/Multi and when I click on it all the correct
information is there and displays my net income.

Is this the best way to input in a paycheck? I ask because I'm having a
hard time believing the tax estimator saying that I owe twice as much in
tax as I've already paid.

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