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Double-entry is an accounting technique in which every event is recorded in two separate accounts. The event is recorded in one account as a credit, and in the other account as a debit.
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Double entry bookkeeping - Record incoming money which I would hold temporarily as a custodian
If these are your personal accounts, and you consider your dad a separate financial entity - such that your owings to him are a Liability - then the cashflow isn't Income for you at all. It's touchin …
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