Income & expenses

Record income and expenses by hand or from a CSV — every field, category, and import step.

Updated 2026-06-14

The Income and Expenses tabs capture money that flows outside your bills — cash, tips, sales, and everything you buy for the business. Both can be typed in one at a time or imported in bulk from a CSV.

Income tab

The Income tab with summary cards, filters, and the entries table

Top of the tab

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Summary cards

Total income, Pending, Total tips, and the entries count — computed across the whole filtered range, not just the page you're on. The Total income and Pending amounts are shown before taxes (the tax you collected is excluded); the per-entry Total column in the table below still includes taxes.

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Status filter

Show All, Pending, or Paid entries.

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Date range

Defaults to the current year and respects your fiscal-year start.

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Search

Filters by description, client, or service.

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Export CSV

Downloads the current view as a spreadsheet (tax columns included).

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Import CSV

Opens the import wizard — owners only.

The entries table

Columns: Date, Therapist, Client, Description, Subtotal, a column per tax (GST/TPS, QST/TVQ), optional Delivery fee and Discount (shown only when used), Total, Tip, Payment method, and Status. Entries that came from a bill link back to that bill's PDF and can't be edited here — edit the bill instead. Each manual row has edit (pencil) and delete (trash) buttons.

Record income by hand

Press the + button to open the income form.

The add-income form with description, subtotal, payment method, and a live total
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Date, Client, Therapist

When it happened, who it was for (optional), and who delivered it.

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Description

What you provided — required.

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Subtotal & Discount

The amount before tax, and an optional discount (a dollar amount or a % of the subtotal).

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Taxable

When checked, GST/QST are added using your tax rates; uncheck for tax-exempt income.

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Delivery fee & Tip

Optional extras. The tip is tracked separately so it stays out of your taxable income.

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Payment method & Status

How it was paid, and whether it's Paid or still Pending.

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Live total

The bottom panel recomputes the subtotal, discount, each tax line, delivery fee, total, and tip as you type.

Import income from a CSV

The import wizard (owners only) walks through five steps. The Therapists step only appears when your file has a therapist column to map.

The income CSV import wizard on the file-selection step
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File

Drag in or pick a .csv, .tsv, or .txt file.

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Delimiter

The separator is auto-detected; override it (comma, semicolon, tab, pipe) and preview the first rows.

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Mapping

Match each CSV column to a field (Date, Description, Amount, GST, QST, Total, Tip, Client, and so on). Date, Description, and Amount-or-Total are required.

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Therapists

Match each therapist name in the file to a team member, or choose Don't assign.

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Preview

See how many rows will import and which are invalid (with the reason), page through them, then import.

Money and dates are parsed safely: French amounts like 100,50 read as $100.50, and two-digit years are resolved consistently across the whole column. Imported client names are kept as plain text until you link a real client.

Expenses tab

The Expenses tab with category tiles, summary cards, and the expense table

Category tiles & summary

A tile appears for each T2125 category that has entries, plus an All tile, each showing its running total — click one to filter. The summary cards show Total expenses, Total deductible, Total GST, Total QST, and Personal (when present). The table lists Date, Description, Supplier, Category, Amount, GST, QST, Total, and the Admissible %. Rows with a receipt show a paperclip to view it.

Record an expense

Press + to open the expense form.

The add-expense form with the T2125 category picker, tax controls, receipt, and totals
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Date & Category

The Category picker groups every T2125 line into Business, Home office, Motor vehicle, and Personal. Picking one shows its description, examples, and default deductible percentage.

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Description & Supplier

What you bought and from whom. You can create a supplier on the spot, with its GST/QST numbers.

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Taxable, before/after tax

Toggle Taxable, then choose whether you're entering the amount before or after taxes. GST and QST are computed for you and can be edited by hand if a receipt differs.

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Admissible %

For business categories you can override the deductible percentage; home- office and motor-vehicle lines use your business-use percentages from settings.

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Repeat monthly

On a new expense, repeat it every month through a chosen month — useful for rent, insurance, or subscriptions.

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Receipt

Attach a PDF or image, or snap a photo on mobile. The summary shows the total and the deductible amount.

Manage suppliers

The Manage suppliers button opens a searchable list where you add, edit, or archive suppliers and store their GST/QST numbers. Archived suppliers stay on past expenses but no longer appear in the picker.

Import expenses from a CSV

Expense import works just like income import, with a Categories step in place of Therapists: match each CSV category to a T2125 category. New suppliers named in the file are created automatically, and the preview reports how many.

Deleting an income or expense entry is permanent. Entries linked to a bill can't be deleted from here — manage them through the bill.