Tax Planner seems to use incorrect threshold for capital gains calculation.

G.2
G.2 Member ✭✭
edited June 2023 in Budgeting and Planning Tools (Windows)
I have been trying to use the tax planner for a couple of scenarios, and it seems to use the wrong taxable income threshold for its capital gains calculations.

It's set for tax year 2023 (threshold of $44,625), but it is actually using the threshold from 2022 (threshold of $41,675).

Is there any way to change this?
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  • markus1957
    markus1957 Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser, Windows Beta Beta

    I concur and confirm the threshold is also incorrect for married filing jointly so they probably missed updating the whole set of Capital Gains/QDI brackets.

  • Quicken Jasmine
    Quicken Jasmine Quicken Mac Subscription Moderator mod

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  • markus1957
    markus1957 Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser, Windows Beta Beta

    I have heard thru the grapevine that the LTCG/QDI rate thresholds will be updated with 2023 values in the next release. The marginal rate calculation will also be fixed and in the process of working on this issue they found/fixed one of the causes of tax planner buggy behavior.

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