From the verbiage on the check box in EDIT/PREFERENCES, under Register
section with grouping of Reconciling it appears that is only for credit
card reconciliation.
Of course it is unchecked in my case as I want to manually make that
payment and don't always pay as soon as billed. Nor do I always take
advantage of the float.
Stephen M Butler
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On 5/12/25 10:09, R Losey wrote:
I had several non-credit card liability accounts; however, I disliked
the autopay option, since I wanted to enter it myself.
On Sat, May 10, 2025 at 2:05 PM Fred Bone <[email protected]> wrote:
Gnucash v2.61 on Windows 10, though I doubt whether either makes any
difference.
I recently had occasion to sign up for a Transport for London Road User
Charge account. (This is for tunnel tolls and congestion / low emission
zone charges).
Under this account I get a monthly statement of charges incurred, which
is paid off automatically one week after the statement by direct debit.
I set this up in Gnucash as a "Liability" account. However, when the
statement came and I tried to Reconcile, I found that a "Liability"
account does not automatically proceed to the "Transfer Funds" prompt
window, so I entered the payment manually. (Big deal, I hear you say).
I could change it to a "Credit Card" account-type, though of course
that's not what it is.
Is there anything more suitable?
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