> On Sep 4, 2017, at 7:43 PM, Keith Bellairs wrote:
>
> The price editor makes unbalanced entries in my accounts by increasing (or
> decreasing) the value of securities without the needed balancing entry to
> income. In US tax terms the gain (loss) is an "unrealized" gain
I have just recently installed gnucash 2.6.17 on my windows 10 64
bit computer. Since the new installation, I am unable to print checks from
my account register. When I press the print button on the print menu, the
receives a single but nothing prints out. The print queue is empty.
The price editor makes unbalanced entries in my accounts by increasing (or
decreasing) the value of securities without the needed balancing entry to
income. In US tax terms the gain (loss) is an "unrealized" gain (loss) so
there's no need to pay tax on it, so some people might not want it show up
On 9/4/2017 5:17 PM, aegross wrote:
This post is more-or-less for the elders of the forumthose who have a lot
of experience with GC and double-entry accounting
Was reporting on charitable giving for the current year, using the
Transaction Report. Tried to determine how to subtotal on
Dale Alspach-2 wrote
> import the report into a spreadsheet
I plan on importing into a spreadsheet and creating a pivot table...but I
posted the inquiry more to check the philosophical underpinnings of what was
intended, i.e., should these sub-accounts have been created if such detail
was
Rather than add another layer of accounts that I only need once a year, I
import the report into a spreadsheet, sort on the descriptions and dates,
and then add a subtotal cell for each group. This procedure requires care
during entry so that the descriptions will group the transactions
correctly.
Hi Christopher.
UK (and I imagine the rest of the EU) should really have a 0% rate too... VAT
at 0% is not the same as "exempt from VAT", at least in UK law. but
otherwise, looks like good work to me!
cheers,
Maf.
On Monday, 4 September 2017 15:20:57 BST Christopher Lam wrote:
> In case