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    Thanks for reaching out and letting us know how we can improve! We’ve given your idea the green light, and now it’s time for the community to weigh in.

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    Appreciate you sharing the need in this split of the cash in and out widget here. We're tracking the ideas we receive on the homepage closely and I'll be sure to share if there are any updates planned for this, here.

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    Matthew Cummins commented  · 

    This is absolutely critical, and my biggest disapointment with Xero after moving from another package.

    As a sole trader taking money out of the business or adding money in to the business are equity activites, not operational activities.

    Regardless of accounting standards, or how equity is classified, from an operational point of view I want to be able to see how much money came in for a month, and how much money went out on OPERATIONAL areas and actual business costs, EXCLUDING my drawings. Otherwise it doesn't show an accurate or useful picture of the business operations itself.

    If my revenue was $10,000 for a month and my business costs were $3000 and I withdrew $6000 is a VERY different situation to if my revenue was $10,000, my business costs were $7000 and I withdrew only $2000 for the month. Yet both those scenarios would show up exactly the same on the graphs. Owners equity drawings and also adding capital are a very, very different type of transaction to all other business cash flows.