How do I split connected bank transactions when I am reviewing and categorising them ?

And for your question surrounding your pre-paid phone recharges, this is to manage this in Solo:

As for your prepaid bills, here’s how to manage this in Solo:

Head to More > Categories > All Categories

• Tap the + in the top right
• Choose Asset
• Give it a name (e.g Telstra Prepaid Mobile 04XX XXX XXX)
• Toggle on “This is a bank account”
• Set the Tax Code to GST Free FRE 
• Add any handy notes (e.g. “For X while travelling to Y”)
• Hit save

Record the full recharge amount

• Create a new Money Out
• Choose your Supplier (e.g. Telstra)
• Expense Type: Business
• Payment Method: your new prepaid mobile category
• Tax Code: N-T
• Enter the full recharge amount (e.g. $100)
• Save

Track what you spend

• Create another Money Out when you use part of that recharge
• Supplier: Telstra
• Category: Telstra Prepaid Mobile
• Tax Code: GST
• Add the amount used (e.g. $55)
• Save

Repeat step 3 as you use the recharge 💸
You can check what’s left anytime by heading to More > Transaction List and opening your Telstra Prepaid Mobile account.

Let us know if you get stuck Crowbar922​ we’re always here to help! 🙌

Thanks for your all help, I’ll look at all of that re prepaid mobile.

Not being able to split income or expense items into gst and non gst components when categorising connected bank account transactions is the big issue.

I am assuming “myob lite” must you do this when you categorise your bank transactions ? I might have to look at that 

Hey Crowbar922​ you can split your bank transaction expenses that appear in your connected accounts. Would you like to know more about splitting expenses that appear in your Connected Accounts? 

Yes that would be good :) 

I just tried your suggestion above on the connected bank account income item that needs to be split into gst and non gst sales categories and it worked. 

So in a round about way by explaining the work around for expense items that you have answered my original question regarding income items  👍