Tax returns
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I did my self-employed tax return last week, but it was quite a pain getting the downloaded statements into a format I wanted, for example, I want one column for incoming, and another for outgoing - Starling for example put both amounts in the same column, with a minus sign to designate what was an outgoing, but I like to have two separate columns and a total at the bottom of each, so that you can quickly see the totals of each. How do you others here do them?
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I'm happy with the Excel spreadsheets it all ends up in, it's just the reformatting of things mid-way that bug me every year!Neelix wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 7:50 pm <a href="http://www.quickbooks.intuit.com" class="skimwords-link" target="_blank" data-skimwords-id="406841" data-skimwords-word="QuickBooks" data-group-id="0" data-skim-creative="300001" title="" occurrence="1" data-skim-node-id="10:Quickbooks_1" style="">Quickbooks</a><span style="position: absolute;"></span><span style="position: absolute;"></span>
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