> On May 13, 2020 w20d134, at 5:10 AM, flywire wrote:
>
>> There is also a Jobs structure which can be used with specific projects
> and
>> allows invoices/bills to be grouped for a specific job for a single
>> customer/vendor. It is discussed in the help manual
>
> I've reviewed that but I
As always, thanks for your considered advice David.
It's a single entity where everything is shared except for specific income
and expenses. Separate books are not-on. I'm understanding you are
suggesting a separate subaccount for each Enterprise/Project under the
existing CoAs (eg
If these businesses are operated as separate entities in the legal sense,
(i.e. one business activity is not legally liable for the debts of another
activity - this depends on the business structures employed), then they
should have separate books and hence separate reports.
If they are
I don't know the proper accounting term for this, the intent is to use
reports to compare finances between the different parts of the entity. I'm
asking how people do it.
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/GnuCash_Quick_Start_Guide_For_Business_Users uses
a simple rental business as an example. Assume
