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| Money uses Income and Expense in the accounting sense of the terms and not necessarily in the IRS sense of the term Income. This insurance payment is surely accounting Income. I have a category in Other Income : Insurance Proceeds set to not show up on any of the tax stuff. "Michael" wrote: - quote - > How does one categorize Insurance payments due to damage from a Hurricane? I > do not think it is real income but I am not sure if I should use the NOT an > Expense category either?? |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Michael wrote: - quote - > How does one categorize Insurance payments due to damage from a Hurricane? I > do not think it is real income but I am not sure if I should use the NOT an > Expense category either?? I suggest a new non-taxable income category named Insurance Proceeds as a simple way. There are other ways you could do it, but you would want to have a reason to do something more complex. - quote - > Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe > Version 17.0.120.1415 |
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| How does one categorize Insurance payments due to damage from a Hurricane? I do not think it is real income but I am not sure if I should use the NOT an Expense category either?? Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe Version 17.0.120.1415 |
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