Expense
Budget Sub-Category
Budget Express proposes a list of sub-categories. Select the sub-category to impact with the operation. The budget sub-category are sorted by budget category to help you locate the desired one. If the list does not contain the category you want, click New to create it or access the settings menu.
Budget Category : Associate the new sub-category to an existing budget category. If the budget category does not exist, access the settings menu, under the New Budget Category heading.
Logo : Click 
to select an avatar for the new account budget sub-category.
Name (required): Enter the name of the new budget sub-category.
Description (optional): Enter a description, if needed, for this new budget sub-category. The description will be used in the operation menu and in the analysis.
Click Save to save the new account budget sub-category.
Click Cancel to revert to the operation screen without creating a new budget sub-category
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Description: Enter a description for the operation. The description is used in the menu and analysis reports.
Amount: Enter the expect expense amount for each of the frequency period (see frequency below). For example, if the expense is $200 weekly, enter 200.
Frequency
The frequency serves to allocate expense amounts in time.
Frequency Options
Months (for a number of months)
Weeks (for a number of weeks)
Days (for a number of days)
Years (for a number of years)
Bimonthly (twice a month). Specify the two dates of the month, commonly on the 1st and 15)
Selected Dates (specify the calendar dates when the expense is received)
Only Once (specify the date at which the expense is received)
For the Months, Weeks, Days, Years frequencies, enter the number of occurrences for the expense. For example, 2 indicates the expense will be paid every two months/week/days/year after the start date.
Warning,
- Every monthly operation dated on the 31st is considered and “end of the month” operation.
- An operation that occurs on the 29 and 30 will work as any other day except in February.
- An operation on the 29th, in February will be reported on March 1st. You can create an exception if you wish to revise the operation.
- An operation on the 29th will occur on the 29th in a leap year.
- An operation on the 30th, in February will be reported on March 2nd in a non-leap year. You can create an exception if you wish to revise the operation.
- An operation on the 30th, in February will be reported on March 1st in a leap year. You can create an exception if you wish to revise the operation.
Frequency : Bimonthly
Specify both dates of the month when the expense is received. In the screenshot, that would be on the 1st and 15 of every month. When the date is always the last day of the month, select Last Day in the And field.
Frequency : Sometimes
Select from the calendar the date when the expense is recorded. The amount by default is displayed in the Amount box in the operation header but can be changed for any selected date.
Frequency : Only Once
Select the date when the expense is recorded.
Start Date: For the Months, Weeks, Days, Years and Bimonthly frequencies, specify the date from which theexpense is received.
End Date: For the Months, Weeks, Days, Years and Bimonthly frequencies, specify when needed the date from which the expense is no longer received. If the end date is unknown or non-existent, leave the field blank (see Always below).
Forever Yes/No: Should the end date not be known, you can indicate Forever – Yes. When no end date is set but the income is limited in time, specify the number of occurrences for the expense. If no end date is specified, the program will stop the recording once the limit is reached.
Impact
Identify the bank or credit account impacted by the expense. By default, the system selects the bank account specified as Primary.
Exceptions
Exceptions refer to modifications of the daily income or expense operation. Exceptions can be entered in two locations: directly from the operation or from the calendar. Note the exception applies to a specific date. To modify the entire operation, see the operation section.
Exception in Operations
To create a new expense exception, click in the exception section of an existing operation.
The exception presents the stated dates for the operation. You can navigate between the dates 
to select the exact moment for the exception.
Possible exceptions:
No Payment: Select Yes not to create a payment at the specified date.
Exception Amount: Specify the exception amount for the selected date.
Exception Date: Enter the new date for the payment.
Payment Method: Change the specified payment mode for the operation.
It is possible to create more than one exception in a single operation, like changing the date and amount of a payment.
An exception creates an audit trail of the 
format. The date is that of the original operation. Click the icon to see or modify the exception.
Exception using the Calendar
There are two ways to create an exception in the calendar. If you wish to change the date the operation is planned, you can drag and drop the operation in the calendar. You can drag and drop an operation in the same month the calendar is shown. If you wish to change the date in another month, click on the operation to open the daily operation screen.
For any other exception, click the daily operation.
Eligible exceptions:
Date: Changing the operation date.
No Payment: Change the indicator to “YES” to indicate there will not be a payment done at that date for this operation.
Planned amount: Change the planned amount for this operation for that date
Impact /Paid by: Change the planned account impacted by the operation.
To edit the global operation, click Global Operation. See the Income Operations section for more information.
Click Save to record the exception. Click Delete to completely remove the active daily operation. Removing a daily operation creates an exception and has the same effect as a no payment entry.
