There are other issues involved with the 401k.
You need to decide WHAT information you want from your books and whether
you want to get into complications like considering the conditional
nature of some of it << for example, you might only over time be
"vested" in those employer contributions
Hi, Jimmy! Welcome to GnuCash.
Have you looked at the Guide yet? That may orient you to what GnuCash
can and cannot do. For the super-short version: it is a double-entry
accounting system, meaning that every transaction must be balanced
between debits and credits.
Roughly, debits = assets and
I'm new to GnuCash, coming over from Mint. Does anyone have a tutorial,
preferably graphical, to show how to enter something similar to the
following in GnuCash?
1. I get paid twice a month.
2. There are taxes, insurance, 401k, etc taken out of the paycheck.
3. My employer matches 4% on the
