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This discussion was created from comments split from: Capital Gains report does not account for return of capital when calculating cost basis.

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PadRock

I am experiencing the same issue on Quicken Premier for Mac 2019 [Version 5.10.1 (Build 510.25438.100)]. I never had this issue in the past when I used to use Quicken on Windows.

This is unacceptable. The primary purpose of this software is to be an accurate record keeper of my finances, especially for stocks. How is it possible that such basic functionality is broken? And why is the behavior between Windows and Mac version so different (with the Mac version being particularly dismal and almost useless in the "reports" it generates)?

This should be one product that runs equally well, with similar functionality regardless of the OS it is installed on.