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 Post subject: Income and Expense Grouping or splits
PostPosted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:44 pm 
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Just purchased I cash. I'm familiar with quicken and this seems similar however I need a little clarification.
I have income from several clients. Sometimes two or three clients checks will be deposited together, but I need to be able to separate that deposit by client at years end. I'm unsure how to set it up with accounts or categories to accomplish this. Is an account registered as one of these clients?
Please explain how I might accomplish this, also when I write a report, what do I search for when looking for a total of each clients payments as well as expenses. for instance "parking" is this a category?
When I run a payroll I have several category items that need to be entered separately for reporting... would this be the same? Only an expense instead of an income.

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Rich


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 Post subject: Re: Income and Expense Grouping or splits
PostPosted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 8:38 am 
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I would create an account per client, that way you can create separate reports whenever you need. Note that in iCash a category is a folder containing accounts, it is just a folder. iCash uses accounts for everything, incomes, expenses, banks... I think it is something that may confuse you.


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