Open marco-eckstein opened 4 years ago
I think this should be correct. Taxes are a dedicated section within the calculation view in which you'll see the change upon configuring post/pre tax (the positive sum of taxes obviously being deducted).
Additionally, earnings ("Erträge") are defined to be pre-tax, that's why tax is its own separate section. The German wikipedia page for capital earnings seems to confirm this. It states that capital earnings are the basis for tax calculation and thus by definition have to include the tax amount:
"Kapitalertrag ist ein Rechtsbegriff aus dem Steuerrecht, der die Bemessungsgrundlage für die Kapitalertragsteuer beschreibt."
Or in short: earnings != net earnings
and earnings == net earnings + tax
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You might be right. But then I don't understand the purpose of the pre tax view. It seems that it just hides the taxes and adds them to the performance-neutral expenses. This view seems useless.
In Reports/Performance/Calculation/Calculation, you can switch between post tax (default) and pre tax (via configure view). However, earnings are always shown pre tax.
Version: 0.46.1 (Apr 2020) Platform: win32, x86_64
Keywords for German searches: Berichte, Performance, Berechnung, Ertrag, Erträge, Brutto, Netto, Steuer