Best practice on handling test failures that will be corrected soon

Hello,

I have a question on how people manage errors in TestComplete, specifically errors that will be happening for a few weeks but corrected afterwards.

As example:
- Let's say I have a 1000 tests on retail store transactions

- I run the test but I have 348 failures because there is a problem in a tax calculation so most of my transactions are off by 1 cent.

- Team decides to go ahead and release this version (along with the bug).

-  On my next pass of test automation, I get 355 errors. There are 348 "old" errors and a few new.

Can I easily tell which ones are new? 

I see 3 ways to possibly resolve this:
1 - I copy all of the 348 failed checkpoint, rewrite them with that one cent difference so that the tests passes, and then I go back and point my test to the "new/bugged amount" or the "regular, correct amount". Seems lengthy and scared I forget to toggle it when we correct the problem..

2 - I manually write down all the failed test and compare each time I run the routine (lengthy also).

3 - If I could set a flag to turn the errors in orange, to say sort of "yes, I k now it failed the checkpoint but it's ok" so the NEW issues will show the red error flag, while the transaction I flagged as "known to be bugged" would be in orange.

I am not sure I explain this properly..
I basically need to be able to distinguish between errors I saw on a first run of tests versus errors I find in a second run (that would include the previously found errors + new ones).

Or let's say, I'd like to temporarily disable the Checkpoints on the 348 tests that have failed, and re-activate all those checkpoints a few weeks later. 

Thanks.