Accounting | Introducing the Transactions Page

We’re excited to announce the release of the Transactions page in TurboTenant Accounting — the core workspace where landlords review, categorize, and book rental transactions. With this release, Accounting inside TurboTenant now has both Insights (your financial command center) and Transactions (your workflow hub), making it easier than ever to manage your finances in the same place you manage your rentals.

What’s New in Transactions

With this release, you can:

  • See transactions automatically: whether synced from your bank account or uploaded manually, your transactions will be in one centralized feed.

  • Book transactions: assign income and expenses to specific properties, categories, and units.

  • Add loans and track payments: create a loan payment template that breaks down repayments into principal, interest, and escrow.

  • Add fixed assets: enter your depreciable assets to ensure you’re maximizing available cash deductions.

  • Create rules for recurring transactions: set up automatic categorization so repeat transactions are booked for you.

  • Split or ignore transactions: handle reimbursements, shared costs, or irrelevant items.

Why It Matters for Landlords

Landlords tell us they want simplicity, tax-ready books, and smarter insights — not spreadsheets or generic tools. TurboTenant Accounting delivers exactly that:

  • No missed deductions

  • Clear insights on portfolio and property performance

  • Tax-ready records without the end-of-year scramble

Upgrade Your Rental Process Today

TurboTenant is committed to providing landlords with the best tools to simplify property management. If you’re new to TurboTenant, it’s easy to get started for free and see how Accounting can transform the way you manage your rentals.

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