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I made a noncash change in an Account as of 12/31/2018. I increased a Current Liability, and the offsets (split) were to two business Categories (expenses).
When I run the Balance Sheet dated 12/31/2018, the changed Account balance is now correct. But the offsets to the two Business Categories are not reflected in the Profit & Loss for the year of 2018.
Why not?
When I run the Balance Sheet dated 12/31/2018, the changed Account balance is now correct. But the offsets to the two Business Categories are not reflected in the Profit & Loss for the year of 2018.
Why not?
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Do those 2 categories have Sched C tax lines associated with them? Are there any other transactions that use those 2 categories?
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There are other transactions that use those 2 categories.
Where is the tax line association done for the Category?0 -
To be included in business reports (and I don't know where else) you have to assign the category to a schedule C tax line item number. To check the tax line assignment open the Category list by either clicking on the Category Icon or go to Tools-Category List or Ctrl+Shift+C. Then select the category and right click on it to Edit it. Click on the Tax Reporting Tab and check the box for Tax related and pick a Schedule C: tax line item.
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I am posting these two split category amounts to categories already on my 2018 P&L. It's just that these changes are not changing/being included in the balances of the two category amounts for 2018 "adjusted" P&L.0
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Double check the date(s) of that transaction. They might not fall within your Fiscal Year 2018.Q user since DOS version 5
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date not a problem.0
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have done that0
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