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Carneil_C
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I also appreciate you joining the thread and sharing your concern, @ign3ousr0ck. I'll chime in on this thread and share some insights about your query.

 

In QuickBooks Self-Employed, positive transactions on the Transactions menu are income. Thus, we can mark those as Business income. Otherwise, we can tag it as Personal income when it’s not part of your QBSE business.

 

As provided by my peer above, it would be best to ask for professional advice from your accountant on what category those bank dividends can be filed in. This way, we can ensure that your book is accurate.

 

To learn more about the difference between personal and business income, please see this article: Categorize transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed.

 

Furthermore, I’ve got this resource here that may come in handy in the future when handling your schedule C transactions: Expense and Schedule C categories.

 

If you have any other questions about modifying your bank dividends in QBSE, please feel free to leave a comment below. I'll get back here as soon as I can to help you again. Thanks for dropping by, wishing you a good one!

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