Notification center reminders

I am seriously unimpressed by the ios/ icloud reminders notification center syncing across apple devices. The software does not do what Apple advertise.
I simply want to set up a reminder on my iphone or ipad for a set date and time;
I want icloud to automatically sync the reminder across devices so that if I pull down the notification center on either my ipad or iphone the task will be on the screen. It would be useful if the task immediately appeared on the pull down center from when I enter it into either device;
When I complete the task, I could be ableo to go to notification center and delete it off one device and it should delete off all devices;
If I don't complete the task by the set date and time, it should stay on all devices until I delete it off one device IN THE NOTIFICATION CENTER.
At present, the notification center only shows the item ON THE DAY of the task, and only up to the time of the task. After the set time, the notification center removes the task. I need to go to the reminder app to see if I still have tasks to complete.

I've had some problems with Notifications and Reminders. iphone4 and MacBook running Mountain Lion.
I sent a test from my phone, it shows up in Reminders on my mac, however not in Notificatons on my Mac.
I sent tests back and forth and found that Reminders were not showing up in Notifications on my Mac.
My solution:
Sign out of iCloud on your Mac, delete everything when prompted. Don't worry, it's all stored in the cloud so you'll get it all back.
Then, delete your account on you iOS device. Turn off your iPhone/iPad.
Then, turn on you iOS device and sign in to iCloud.
Then, sign in to iCloud on you Mac.
Everything shoud work.
Let me know if this works for anyone?

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