Why is Tax Planner for 2021 using 2020 data?
D_McGhee
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My husband and I retired last year, so we have no paychecks set up. When I try to run Tax Planner for 2021, I'm having to enter everything manually. Using existing 2021 data isn't an option for the tax lines that used to be populated with W2 categories. And there are several categories, like Other Withholding which isn't updating with data in the categories is says are tied to that line.
Anyone else having issues with the Tax Planner not bringing in the right data?
Anyone else having issues with the Tax Planner not bringing in the right data?
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You will not be able to choose Quicken Data (from 2021) data until you have either entered a transaction or scheduled a reminder for 2021 with an appropriate tax form line item association.0
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Sherlock said:You will not be able to choose Quicken Data (from 2021) data until you have either entered a transaction or scheduled a reminder for 2021 with an appropriate tax form line item association.
It doesn't make sense that if there are categories used last year but not this year that the planner would continue to bring that data in. I can see it having the prior year as an option, but I should be able to tell Quicken to use current year data rather than having to manually zero it out.0 -
What year is selected?
If you select 2020 it will select to get Quicken data from 2020.
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Chris_QPW said:What year is selected?
If you select 2020 it will select to get Quicken data from 2020.
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D_McGhee said:Chris_QPW said:What year is selected?
If you select 2020 it will select to get Quicken data from 2020.
I suspect you do not have any of the W2 tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021.
If you're seeing the same when there are tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021 associated with tax planner entry, I suggest you perform a clean uninstall, install and update. If you haven’t already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/using-qcleanui-uninstall-quicken0 -
Sherlock said:
I suspect you do not have any of the W2 tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021.
If you're seeing the same when there are tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021 associated with tax planner entry, I suggest you perform a clean uninstall, install and update. If you haven’t already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/using-qcleanui-uninstall-quicken
From what I can see it doesn't matter if you have transactions or not in a given field, the year even though disabled is still the one selected by the main year for me.
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Chris_QPW said:Sherlock said:
I suspect you do not have any of the W2 tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021.
If you're seeing the same when there are tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021 associated with tax planner entry, I suggest you perform a clean uninstall, install and update. If you haven’t already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/using-qcleanui-uninstall-quicken
From what I can see it doesn't matter if you have transactions or not in a given field, the year even though disabled is still the one selected by the main year for me.
Hopefully a full reinstall will fix it.
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Sherlock said:I suspect you do not have any of the expected W2 tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2020 and 2021. If you had entries in 2020 (like the original poster), Quicken should offer to project the value based on the 2020 entries.
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Chris_QPW said:Sherlock said:I suspect you do not have any of the expected W2 tax-line entries in transactions or scheduled transaction in 2020 and 2021. If you had entries in 2020 (like the original poster), Quicken should offer to project the value based on the 2020 entries.
If you had any of the expected tax-line entries associated with transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021, the Quicken Data (from 2021) should not be gray and should be selectable.
If you did not have any of the expected tax-line entries associated with transactions or scheduled transaction in 2021 and did have an expected tax-line entries associated with transactions or scheduled transaction in 2020, you should have a selectable non-gray Quicken Data (from 2020).
The original poster has stated they have no paycheck in 2021 which means they should see a selectable non-gray Quicken Data (from 2020) for the Wages and Salary - Self and that is exactly what appears in the image they provided.D_McGhee said:
D_McGhee said:Sherlock said:You will not be able to choose Quicken Data (from 2021) data until you have either entered a transaction or scheduled a reminder for 2021 with an appropriate tax form line item association.
It doesn't make sense that if there are categories used last year but not this year that the planner would continue to bring that data in. I can see it having the prior year as an option, but I should be able to tell Quicken to use current year data rather than having to manually zero it out.
It does make sense that the Tax Planner allows us to use the previous year's entries when it see's none yet for the current year.0
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