msmoney 2003: Strange Capital Gains Behavior in 2003

My version of money from 2003 is showing strange capital gains behavior in
the tax reporting. I recently ran the report and it stated that my capital
gains for the year was over 2,500,000.

However, if I run a report with the individual buys and sells and do the
calculations manually, the capital gains are significantly lower. Since I
do not have the 2,500,000 in my account, I am going to assume that I am
correct and that money has an error.

I have narrowed down the problem to just one account. However, this account
as thousands of transactions this year alone.

Any help would be greatly apprecitated.

Erik

Cal
Mon Nov 07 23:32:07 CST 2005

In microsoft.public.money, Erik wrote:

>My version of money from 2003 is showing strange capital gains behavior in
>the tax reporting. I recently ran the report and it stated that my capital
>gains for the year was over 2,500,000.
>
>However, if I run a report with the individual buys and sells and do the
>calculations manually, the capital gains are significantly lower. Since I
>do not have the 2,500,000 in my account, I am going to assume that I am
>correct and that money has an error.
>
>I have narrowed down the problem to just one account. However, this account
>as thousands of transactions this year alone.

Are you saying that in the
Reports->ReportsGallery->Taxes->CapitalGains report the "Loss/Gain"
column shows about $2,500,000 as the grand total?

If so, close Money. Then open Money with Start->Run and entering
"msmoney -s" without the quotes into the box.

If not, what are you saying?

>
>Any help would be greatly apprecitated.