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By Downloads Admin on January 22, 2010
Currently running Quicken 2006 on windows and now wanna convert data to Mac and Quicken 2007.
By Downloads Admin on January 1, 2010
Reports created by Quicken 2008 printed from my laptop (on a wireless network) with a desktop cpu that is hardwired to a HP inkjet printer, print only the first page multiple times. All other reports from excel word etc print fine. I have tried many different things like printing only 1 page of the report with the same result. Is there some problem in Quicken?
By Downloads Admin on December 29, 2009
They charge $14.95 for “Basic” Turbotax plus an additional charge to get your refund back faster, but they don’t tell you how much it will cost until you give them your credit card info.
“Expedite” meaning if I mail in my forms, I’ll get my refund in 6-8 weeks via direct deposit, but if I use Turbotax, I can get my refund in 10-14 days.
By Downloads Admin on December 19, 2009
I am running pension plan on quicken 2005. Cash distribution to an employee shows as a reduction in cash on the balance sheet in an expense called distribution on the P&L. How do you record the transaction when distribution is in stock to get it out of the the stockhouse and on to the P&L as a distribution. if I simply remove the stock from the stockhouse, How do I get an offsetting entry on the P&L?
By Downloads Admin on December 9, 2009
You’re the kind of person who prefers a hands-on approach to investments. You like to choose your own stocks, bonds and mutual funds. You like to do all of the record keeping yourself in the privacy of your own home.For these reasons, you’ve chosen Intuit® Quicken as your investment software.But, oops! You’ve discovered Quicken can make you crazy once your investments go beyond stocks, bonds and mutual funds.Here are some tips to make your life easier: Derivatives â?? Any security that derives its value from some underlying security is called a derivative. An option to buy stock is known as a “call,” whereas an option to sell stock is known as a “put,” and both of these are derivatives. Using Quicken, treat the purchase and later sale the same as you would the purchase or sale of a stock, noting the loss or gain. If you hold the option until it expires, you must record a Final Sale transaction, with the sales price as zero. Exercising Puts and Calls â?? Under normal circumstances, youâ??d probably just sell the option back to the broker. However, if you end up exercising a “put” option, you must record the sale with a price of zero. To exercise a “call” option, you also record the price as zero.Precious Metals and Commodities â?? When dealing in precious metals, gold coins, agricultural items and other commodities, you first must determine the unit of measurement. For example, gold is measured by weight according to the “troy ounce.” Agricultural commodities may be measured by the bushel or the ton. Each unit of measurement is akin to a share of stock. So, whether buying or selling, you must record the amount or volume of the sale by noting that it is, for example, 26 troy ounces of gold or 17 bushels of wheat (just as you would record the sale or purchase of 150 shares of stock). Selling Puts and Calls â?? All you need to remember is that you record the purchase or sale as a regular transaction, regardless of whether the person to whom you sell the “put” then exercises the “put.” Zero Coupon Bonds â?? Most bonds pay periodic interest. However, zero coupon bonds pay all of the interest in a lump sum when the bond matures. To keep track of the accruing value of the zero coupon bond (for personal information and for reporting interest earned), you note the annual interest that appears on the statement from your broker. The key is to enter the return of capital as a negative value. So, if you accrue $50 in interest on a zero coupon bond, you need to record a return capital transaction of -$50. This is necessary to show the associated cash accountâ??s correct cash balance and the bond’s correct cost basis.With so many people handling their own investments, Video Professor® offers a Quicken tutorial.About Video Professor:Video Professor is the industry leader in self-paced computer software tutorials. Since 1987, the core of Video Professor’s learning initiative has been to provide home users as well as corporate professionals with valuable and user-friendly learning solutions for today’s most common software titles. Tutorials are offered on CD-ROM and through Video Professor Online, an Internet-based program.
About the Author:
Sheri Graves is an award-winning writer who freelances from her home in Santa Rosa, California.