You can select/exclude accounts when running the Income Statement
report. HOWEVER, asset (and liability) accounts are not involved in an
Income-Expense report. Why? Because (taking expense first) not concerned
with whether an expense was paid for by a decrease in cash (from your
wallet) or increase of debt (put on your credit card).
It is possible what you want is a report on cash flow. The two reports
are not the same.
Michael D Novack
On 3/10/2020 10:47 AM, Long wrote:
Hello,
I have one Asset Account for me, and 1 for my family. And i have my own
expenses and income, So there are any ways to know Expense vs Income for me
?
Example Account Structure :
Assets :
- A (Current Asset)
---Wallet
- B (Current Asset)
---Wallet
Expenses :
1
2
3
Income :
1
2
3
If it's not possible to track, can you advise some ideas to me ?
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