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| I think people who use this method don't worry about categorization: it's by definition reimbursable if they transfer it into the reimbursement account and beyond that who cares? I don't use that method. I use the other one. "Bob Becnel" <rgb2[at]cec.wustl.edu> wrote in message news:Pine.SOL.3.96.1030703204754.8715B-100000[at]hilton.cec.wustl.edu... - quote - > I'm curious if anyone has used the method in the faq as described at > http://www.bollar.org/msmoney/#S4Q3 (method #1 in question #3). Since you > are transferring between accounts, you lose the ability to enter > categories. How does one track reimbursables by just knowing the payee. > I'm in need of a good reimbursable expenses strategy and open to any > suggestions. |
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| I'm curious if anyone has used the method in the faq as described at http://www.bollar.org/msmoney/#S4Q3 (method #1 in question #3). Since you are transferring between accounts, you lose the ability to enter categories. How does one track reimbursables by just knowing the payee. I'm in need of a good reimbursable expenses strategy and open to any suggestions. Bob |
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