On Sun, 18 Jun 2017 09:48:30 -0500
Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> Thanks David,
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> I guess I’ll just make make up an account name.
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> Regards,
> Adrien
and be happy in the knowledge that you can change the account name if
your accountant strongly suggests something else
Liz
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On 2017-06-16, Derek Atkins wrote:
> Adam Funk writes:
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>>> Not necessarily. The "default" backend would be SQLite, which is a DB
>>> that stores into a single file. So it will act like the current XML
>>> backend in terms of storage, but not necessarily the same with backup
>>> files. Howeve
Although I understand it does not seem to be standard accounting practice to
track appreciation on a condo which is a principal residence, I can't help
but want to implement incorporating very conservative periodic values into
GnuCash, possibly as much as twice a year as the condo represents a
cons
Azalea 4 VA,
I am enjoying the discussion, and I think I like the ideas you're coming up
with. One hint that I can offer is that you may want to monitor and
discuss on another email list as well. This here email list is mostly
about helping gnucash users use gnucash, with some accounting advice
Leo,
Make the Unrealized Gain account a sub-account of Equity, not Income. Realized
gains are income, unrealized gains (since they aren’t real yet) are not.
I think the traditional account is: Equity:Accumulated Other Comprehensive
Income. (But “Equity:Unrealized Gains” is much shorter) You can
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Hi Adrein,
I apologise if my comment appeared a bit flippant. The intention of my
comment about choosing any name was really that the actual name is less
important than the structural aspect of it being an asset account. The
general expectation would be that an investment in a business would
hopef
David,
I understood the tone just fine. No worries. And certainly, yes, an investment
should be an asset. (hopefully) I just found it odd that in all my searching
for the answer not a single source even addressed the perspective of the
personal books of the investor. I did find a chart of accou
