Gross/Net Dividend Calendar Forecast
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Franklin
The forecast function for dividends (now 2025 & 2026) is not that bad. Looks good for now. Just compare apples with oranges.
Div. paid out so far in the chart is net. Euro forecast is gross. If you guys can figure it out, I'd be completely impressed.
Is it not possible to enter your place of residence (e.g. DE) and he automatically calculates the taxes due (e.g. USA or similar)? So that gross becomes net and that fits in with the rest in the other charts? Plus indication/field of available allowance (due to tax exemption)?
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Florian
I'm waiting for no other feature more than this one. I find the current forecast (net in the past, gross in the future) useless.
Nobody expects the forecast values to be accurate - even a rough approximation with a personal tax rate and possibly taking into account the 30% exemption from ETFs would be much more helpful than gross values!
Björn Beier
Merged in a post:
Netto/ gross in the dividend calendar
K M
It would probably be very helpful and interesting for everyone who receives dividends when netto/gross is displayed in the columns and in the header in the dividend calendar.
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Gerry
A never-ending story, I'm already slightly annoyed by the gross/net topic. A company like Parqet should just shake that out of the hip. In particular, Sumit described this months ago in Friday Fireside as soon as possible (simple variant with deposit of a personal tax rate). As much as I like Parqet, when it comes to this topic, I don't understand why it isn't their claim to check off such a small thing.
Björn Beier
Gerry: Because you could say the same about the current 510 other feature posts - and the 400 things that are in our own backlog again.
So this is not so much a matter of technical imfeasibility as of prioritization - we have a lot of things that we want to do and also a lot of things that the community wants. 😅
We know that some people would like to see this topic, but we are currently working on topics that we personally feel are currently more important 😅
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Michael Haustein
Wouldn't it be easier to take the dividends recorded in the past and take into account the taxes and fees paid there for forecasting? The forecast would therefore be more accurate.
Taking into account all tax rules (withholding tax, capital gains tax, allowances (depending on whether you invest alone or as a married couple), etc.) is probably far too complicated.
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Denny
It would take a field where you can store your own tax rate, then a nice forecast could be created.
TTTom UnterweGS
Denny Workable solution!
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Parqet Nutzer
TTTom UnterweGS Just like DivvyDiary — works great.
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Parqet Nutzer
PROFI addition: Take into account the allowance:).
TTTom UnterweGS
Parqet Nutzer With the percentage set by the user, everyone could take into account their personal allowance (which is different for everyone).
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Gerry
I think so too! I was super happy about the new feature until I saw that high gross amounts don't match my registered net worth. It would be sufficient for a forecast to be able to specify the country-specific tax rate. Hope you're still implementing this, because functional expansions in the dividend sector are particularly well received by many.