You are absolutely right. I checked all the accounts and
now the dividends show up.
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Are you sure it isn't because the default income and expenses report doesn't
include the investment account so it's showing as a transfer from an asset
account not included in the report? Check customize.

"Geoffrey" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I found an odd problem today. It seems that the dividends
are not shown as an income in the income and expenses
report. Instead, they are shown up as "transfers."

I think I understand why they show up as transfers. It is
because of the way Money logs dividend transactions. When
a dividend is received, in the investment account, you
typically have a transfer transaction that transferrs the
dividend to the cash account. Something like this:

Investment Account:
Dividend from MSFT Transfer to:Cash account 16.0
Cash account:
Transfer From: Investment account: 16.00
Memo: Dividends on MSFTA

However, this makes it impossible to track dividend
income. If I change the transfer to a normal transaction,
the balance in the cash account is screwed up.

Does anyone know how to correctly track dividend income?

Thanks,
Geoffrey