Setting up two budgets for one account
STAustin
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A bit more info would be helpful.
Why do you want to keep the travel budget separate? Are these, perhaps, reimbursable business expenses?
If so, you can create a banking type "Receivables" account and use that as the transfer/category for these reimbursable expenses. Then, when you get the reimbursement, you record it as coming from "Receivables".
Transfers aren't expenses, so unless you choose to include transfers in your budget, they won't be included.
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