[GNC] Need income and expense report for all customers with account breakout

[Jediator]

I believe you can do this in two steps:  1) create an P&L report (under 
Income & Expense report menu) first for each customer by selecting 
relevant accounts and save the reports; 2) create a Multicolumn report 
by adding the individual customer reports from step 1 to this one (not 
sure what the limitations of how many columns you can make).

-- ND

On 7/27/26 11:13 PM, Neil Aggarwal wrote:
> Hello all:
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> I am running a small mortgage company.
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> When a customer makes a payment, it may contain these items:
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> 1. Interest
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> 2. Principal
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> 3. Escrow
> 4. Late fees
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> 5. Reimbursement for attorney fees
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> 6. Reimbursement bank charges
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> Etc.
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> I created a simple sample and recorded two payments from
> fictitious customers.  Each payment had late fees, interest, and principal.
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> Here is the account listing:
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> At the end of the year, I will need a report which shows the breakout of
> the payment
> items total per customer.
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> For example, I need a table which looks like this:
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>                                               Customer 1         Customer 2
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> Interest Income                $                            $
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> Late Fees Collected          $                            $
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> Principal paid                    $                            $
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> Escrow Collected              $                            $
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> Is there a report which will give me this?
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> The Customer Summary gives me only the total paid by each customer, not the
> breakout.
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> Thank you,
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>    Neil
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> --
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> Neil Aggarwal, (972) 834-1565, https://propfinancing.com
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> We offer 30 year loans on single family houses!
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