Quicken Premier 2008 Windows XP
I've recently started having a 401K catch-up contribution deducted from my paycheck. I'm wondering what's the best way to add this to my paycheck. When I edit my current paycheck setup to add the new catch-up deduction (which is $100) as a pre-tax deduction, Quicken simply subtracts this amount from my net pay. In other words, it seems to treat it as an after-tax deduction, not a pre-tax one.
I've tried both adding the $100 catch-up deduction to both my current
401K deduction and as a new separate pre-tax deduction. Either way, Quicken seems to treat it as an after-tax deduction, thus goofing up my net pay.The built-in help is relatively useless in this area and I couldn't find anything either in google groups or in the Quicken community area that seems to address this exact situation.
Anyone else run into this situation? Should I simply delete my current paycheck setup and start over from scratch?
-Thanks,