I am a new user just setting up my accounts for a youth organisation.
I read in the documentation that you should not use the same category for income and expenditure as it will affect balance calculations. Is it allowed to use a single category but separate sub-categories for income and expenditure?
For example:
Category>Event One
Sub Category>Event Income
Sub Category>Event Expenditure
Category>Event Two
Sub Category>Event Income
Sub Category>Event Expenditure
or would I need to set up four categories for the above?
Income and Expenditure Categories
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Re: Income and Expenditure Categories
Hi @gkpattison , i think the answer is positive.
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Re: Income and Expenditure Categories
You can definitely use a single category with separate sub-categories for income and expenditure, like you described. This approach allows you to track your events clearly without complicating your balance calculations.gkpattison wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 3:27 pm I am a new user just setting up my accounts for a youth organisation.
I read in the documentation that you should not use the same category for income and expenditure as it will affect balance calculations. Is it allowed to use a single category but separate sub-categories for income and expenditure?
For example:
Category>Event One
Sub Category>Event Income
Sub Category>Event Expenditure
Category>Event Two
Sub Category>Event Income
Sub Category>Event Expenditure
or would I need to set up four categories for the above?