Starting about mid-december our paypal transactions are behaving differently.
Currently, if I use the transaction type "Sales Receipt" the selected income account will be credited with the net amount and the fees will go to the selected account - this is the correct behavior.
BUT, if I set the transaction type as "Deposit", the amount that goes into the income account is the NET amount rather than the GROSS amount. The paypal account register is off by the exact amount of the fees.
For example, imagine I have a $3.00 donation (we're a nonprofit so most of our paypal stuff is donations) and $0.44 of associated processing fees.
If I use the "sales receipt" flow, I get $3 applied to the correct income account, and 44 cents applied to the correct paypal fees expense account. The entry/balance in our paypal register shows $2.56.
BUT, if I use the "Deposit" transaction type, I get only $2.56 applied to the income account, and the 44c still into the fees expense account. Now the paypal register shows $2.18 (it's as if the fees were charged twice)
This breaks our workflow because we now EITHER have to go in and manually edit every single transaction, which is totally not scalable, or we have the wrong numbers for all of our income, which is also obviously unacceptable. Help???