Hi,
Is it possible to create multiple taxes/group of taxes in gnucash?
So we have a case here :
We sell a service for $1000, the tax will be :
* VAT 10% = $100
* Service Tax 2% = $2
But this service tax will be deducted from our payment by our customer
So instead of being paid
Do they all have the same parent? If so, reconcile the parent and check
the box to include all sub-accounts.
On Sat, May 21, 2022, 22:17 Fred Tydeman wrote:
> I added over 300 dummy #yymmdd accounts and am using them as tags in splits
> in transactions (to simulate Quicken classes). I now
I added over 300 dummy #yymmdd accounts and am using them as tags in splits
in transactions (to simulate Quicken classes). I now realized that those
splits are not reconciled. It is a slow process to reconcile them one by
one. Is there an easy way to pick many of those #yymmdd accounts and
If you copy the last date (Ctrl-C), you can paste it in. It's not Ctrl-G, but
it *is* Ctrl-V...
On May 21, 2022 7:06:24 PM EDT, Fred Tydeman wrote:
>It appears that when I do Ctrl-G Go to Date,
>that today's date is automatically filled in.
>Is there a way to have it use the last date I
Thanks John,
I followed the link you provided and installed GnuCash. The problem is still
there. I type any characters; no characters appear and GnuCash crashes. The
two things I tried were, invoking the Find dialog to search for something,
and just starting a new transaction by typing a
Did you have any Webkit updates? That is what GC uses for rendering the
reports.
If so, maybe roll-back and pin that package for now, then file a bug
report with the details.
Regards,
Adrien
On 5/21/22 10:53 AM, Martin Booth via gnucash-user wrote:
Hi,
Running reports has suddenly stopped
This sounds like https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798515, which is in
turn probably https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/4610. The latter is
fixed, so I updated the build server and made a new nightly build
It appears that when I do Ctrl-G Go to Date,
that today's date is automatically filled in.
Is there a way to have it use the last date I entered?
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These points being said, there have been suggestions made in this
list by others more qualified than I on the circumstances in which a
user might need to track unrealized gains and account for them on an
ongoing basis. I believe the term they used was "mark to market." You
might look for
Oh I forgot to mention, yes I am using an NVidia video card :-)
Cheers David H.
On Sun, 22 May 2022 at 06:10, David H wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Are you using the Flatpak version or did you compile it yourself ? Your
> experience mirrors my own somewhat - after upgrading Ubuntu on my desktop
>
Hi Martin,
Are you using the Flatpak version or did you compile it yourself ? Your
experience mirrors my own somewhat - after upgrading Ubuntu on my desktop
pc from 21.10 to 22.04 I lost my wi-fi, dual monitor and got blank reports
in my compiled version of Gnucash although the Flatpak version
Hi Mattia,
Thank you for the explanation.
just a couple question,
in this example:
Assets:BTC -12333,123.00 4,074,129
Assets:ETH 456 8,934.38 4,074,079
Expenses:CryptoFees50
Trading:Crypto:BTC
Nothing particularly odd about that. You'll have to do something like:
tot shares price tot buy tot sell
Assets:BTC -123
Assets:ETH 456
Trading:Crypto:BTC 123
Trading:Crypto:ETH -456
(the Trading: splits should be created
Hi,
Running reports has suddenly stopped working for me on my PC.
I am using GNUCash 4.10 on a Ubuntu PC with 22.04 OS latest updates as
well.
When I run any preconfigured report or any saved reports the output is
a blank page on screen.
If I run export on the blank output page and save the file
Il 19/05/22 00:50, davidcousen...@gmail.com ha scritto:
You need a sub account of your asset account and a corresponding account in
Equity which you could call a revaluation reserve or something similar. This
account can be either in Equity itself or could be an Income or Expense account
Il 18/05/22 16:46, David T. ha scritto:
First, the analogy of a painting's unrealized gains to those of any
other asset is perfectly valid. The only difference is that there is
only one "share" of the painting, while there are many shares of a
stock or mutual fund. Their change in value is
Il 18/05/22 23:47, Michael or Penny Novack ha scritto:
Because we lack "qualifications", seek professional guidance on WHAT
to do. We can then help with the "how to do that using gnucash".
Especially in this specific case of "art held as an investment"
because you might actually be doing this
Il 18/05/22 16:03, David Carlson ha scritto:
Perhaps your question is not clear if it wasn't answered by several
replies hinting that accountants treat various types of assets
differently.
Actually, yours was the first reply I got :)
I am not an accountant, so I cannot know how well
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