@iteles neither - this is for bank feed items where the money's gone in and the corresponding money's gone out (or vice versa) - it's just a way of coding the transaction
So let's say you mistakenly pay £100 to a freelancer and they return £100 immediately - this process is just so that transaction doesn't appear when you're looking at the freelancer account and confuse matters.
(That's also why it's essential the 999 account always nets to 0 - so you don't ever have to worry about running reports on it)
@iteles neither - this is for bank feed items where the money's gone in and the corresponding money's gone out (or vice versa) - it's just a way of coding the transaction
So let's say you mistakenly pay £100 to a freelancer and they return £100 immediately - this process is just so that transaction doesn't appear when you're looking at the freelancer account and confuse matters.
(That's also why it's essential the
999account always nets to0- so you don't ever have to worry about running reports on it)I've added a line to the pull request to clarify