Best way to utilize Split Transactions
oldngrmpy1
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I'm wanting to put Social Security income into my register with split transactions. Is the best way to have the following catagories, line items as split transactions:
(1) Income: Gross SSA ; (2) : Health Care: Medicare Health Insur (3) Fed Withholding: SSA: (4) Total Deductions SSA ((5) Income: SSA Net. This seems to be the most logical to me. I do not use my Quicken to help with taxes, but I'd still like to be able see My SSA net and gross on a report if I need to. Then when I run my reports just check the Category box or uncheck it as necessary for a given category and report, whatever it may be.
(1) Income: Gross SSA ; (2) : Health Care: Medicare Health Insur (3) Fed Withholding: SSA: (4) Total Deductions SSA ((5) Income: SSA Net. This seems to be the most logical to me. I do not use my Quicken to help with taxes, but I'd still like to be able see My SSA net and gross on a report if I need to. Then when I run my reports just check the Category box or uncheck it as necessary for a given category and report, whatever it may be.
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The "net check" amount is the amount you'd enter as a Deposit in your check register, it doesn't show up on a split line. Then you'd split that net amount, first showing the gross amount as a larger number than the net number and as a positive number, followed by the deductions show as negative numbers. The sum of the positive numbers and negative numbers should equal the net number you started with.That's a very reasonable approach and one that many people use.2
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If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7863666/faq-how-to-record-social-security-income-in-quicken-for-windows2
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Looking for more specific idea on how to do it. I use Kaiser too in CO, so I assume you are too or CA.0
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The "net check" amount is the amount you'd enter as a Deposit in your check register, it doesn't show up on a split line. Then you'd split that net amount, first showing the gross amount as a larger number than the net number and as a positive number, followed by the deductions show as negative numbers. The sum of the positive numbers and negative numbers should equal the net number you started with.That's a very reasonable approach and one that many people use.2
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How do you use help to find out what reports to use to see split transactions expanded in the report0
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@ Tom Young can you display what your whole split transaction box looks like including some bogus numbers with totals?0
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@TTSguy (when a user has a blank in his name, use "" == @Tom Young)
Is this what you were looking for?
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It's my understanding that the top line is the gross amount, and the bottom line (transaction total) Is the net deposit amount?0
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