* Gulshan Singh <[email protected]> [2022-04-17 00:06]:
> I've tried something like this for the Medicare example, but it
> doesn't work as abs(O) is dealing with the transaction amount, and
> not the total balance of the account:
There is a syntax to refer to the total of an account:
account("...").total
However, that's not going to work for your cause. If you go from,
let's say, $180k income to $240k, there's afaik no way to tell ledger
to apply something exactly at $200k.
account Assets:Bank
account Income:Hooli
account Liabilities:Taxes:Medicare
account Liabilities:Taxes:Medicare:Additional
= expr "account =~ /Income:Hooli/ and account('Income:Hooli').total <= -200000
USD"
(Liabilities:Taxes:Medicare:Additional) .009
= expr "account =~ /Income:Hooli/"
(Liabilities:Taxes:Medicare) .0145
2022-04-15 * Payroll
Income:Hooli -150,000 USD
Assets:Bank
2022-04-01 * Payroll
Income:Hooli -150,000 USD
Assets:Bank
2022-04-01 * Payroll
Income:Hooli -150,000 USD
Assets:Bank
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