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How can I add the current year to a tax report

thom

The tax report comes up with only past years. I want to see this year to be sure I'm entering things right and track my deductions. How can I add 2019 to the selection

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Rocket J Squirrel

You will need to update to the subscription version of Quicken. QW2017 doesn’t support TY2019.

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thom

I should have said I'm using Quicken Premier 2017 R19.1 - for windows

Rocket J Squirrel

You will need to update to the subscription version of Quicken. QW2017 doesn’t support TY2019.

thom

Thanks. Lame, but good to know. I'll just have to do category reports.

UKR

Which Tax Reports are you using?
The Tax Summary and the Tax Schedule reports are not limited to hardcoded tax years. Using the default Date Range "Year to Date" (or better: Yearly / Current Year) will show your taxable transactions for this year.

thom

I'm using the Schedule reports

Jim_Harman

For the Tax Schedule report, if Yearly/Current year doesn't work, click on the dropdown next to Date Range, select custom, and set the year you want.

The Schedule A, B, and D reports only work for a limited range of years.

thom

I don't have the option to customize. I'm going to:
Reports => Tax = > Schedule A - Itemize Deductions

The drop down for the year is preloaded with 2016, 2017, 2018. There is not an apparent option for customizing or adding a year.

You bring up a good point though, Jim. Why doesn't this report have the standard date selection options in which case I could select "Yearly" and then "Current Year".

Seems like another development team was working on these and didn't sync up.

volvogirl

You can get what you want by customizing regular reports. You have to experiment and try different ones. As you can see, the built in tax reports only give you the current year (for your version year), the prior year and the next year. I still use Q2013 and have to remake my tax reports each year now.