add expense categories related to children
There aren't any categories related to children, and yet I would imagine sharing household and childcare expenses is a major use case. I would like to see categories like "daycare", "toys", "children's activities" etc
We’ve just added a new category for Childcare!
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Anonymous commented
I would also like to add my support to adding at least a Childcare category
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Heidi Berger commented
If you’re not considering being able to create custom categories, it would be great to create a set designed for divorced parents that need to split kid expenses.
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Alessandro commented
it can be util to add a category for children's expenses, for example in a group of divorced parents
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Alex Costa commented
I would like to suggest the inclusion of the category Expenses with Children
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Anonymous commented
This is an Important Category given a) Tax Law and b) Standard Operating Finance Procedures for almost anyone with children. Please escalate this prioritization. It's already March 2018. We need the ability to REPORT on all child related in one of two ways
Your Split Way is a "category"
A fancier way to to mark any expense (including medical, other purchases) as childcare related (so they are bundled out into a report). That's how accountants approach it. Any purchase related to childcare, including in home education books, tools, assets, etc are related to childcare credits. -
Elena commented
Per favore aggiungere la categoria baby sitting
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Anonymous commented
Agree 1000%
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Heather commented
We need categories for children related expenses such as Childcare (would work for daycare, babysitter, and after school care), Preschool, Tuition, Toys, Books (this would be good for older kids), Clothing, Child Support etc. These additional categories would be especially helpful for those trying to co-parent their children through separation, divorce, or whatever means.