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| In microsoft.public.money, Les Proctor wrote: - quote - > After doing my taxes (via Taxcut) I realize that I really
What forms are you looking to set up better? I would guess schedule> don't have my accounts set up properly to come up with a > good, automatic tax return. How do I best reset Money as > of the beginning of this calendar year to do this? > Any suggestions--books, manuals, anything? D is not a problem. For schedule B, I would rely on the 1099 data rather than the Money data. But that is up to you. See Accounts&Bills-> Categories&Payees-> Categories and select/create the categories you want to use this year for things that appear on your tax form. At the bottom you can check the "Include On Tax Reports". Go through the forms you want Money to handle and explore the available Form Lines. Note the ones you will use, and locate or create a category for each. Use those categories. |
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| After doing my taxes (via Taxcut) I realize that I really don't have my accounts set up properly to come up with a good, automatic tax return. How do I best reset Money as of the beginning of this calendar year to do this? Any suggestions--books, manuals, anything? |
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