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@@ -38,10 +38,10 @@ Revenue is recorded when money is actually received:
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assets:checking $1000
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```
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### Plus invoices
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## Tracking invoices with cash accounting
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In Cash accounting, invoices are not always tracked.
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If you want to track them, you can use equity to balance the transactions, as follows:
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Invoices are strictly speaking not part of cash accounting.
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But if you want to track them, you could use equity to balance the transactions, as follows:
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```journal
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2020-02-01 * (202001ab) AB Inc. | invoice for work done in january
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@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ If you want to track them, you can use equity to balance the transactions, as fo
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assets:checking $1000
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```
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Or use unbalanced postings:
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Or use unbalanced postings (use a special top level account to avoid unbalancing the accounting equation, if you care about that):
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```
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2020-02-01 * AB Inc. | invoice for work done in january
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@@ -84,6 +84,8 @@ with additional postings to track and save for tax owed:
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assets:checking $850
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```
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<!-- ## Reimbursable expenses -->
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### Cash accounting plus invoices plus estimated tax
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Another example:
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