Hi Nathan
Are you using GnuCash to generate your bills & invoices? If not, when
making entries directly into your accounts you won't see the GST
automatically. When entering invoices & bills you need to check the
Taxable? & Tax Included? columns
Otherwise, when making direct
Hello all
I am using PCLinuxOS KDE5 with GNUCash 4.2 and have had the same issues
with the transparency. The default style for Gnome/GTK applications was
Breeze so I changed it to Adwaita and the problem has gone. I wasn't
that happy with the "look" though so I have since changed
Hello Howard
I agree with both Michaels - you need to understand the difference
between accounting records & reports prepared on an accruals basis vs a
cash basis. You should do some reading on basic accounting.
GNUCash used for business uses the accrual basis - (invoices are
rds Nathan
On Tue, Jun 22, 2021 at 5:23 PM Alan Hopkins <[1]hopp...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Nathan
Are you using GnuCash to generate your bills & invoices? If not, when
making entries directly into your accounts you won't see the GST
automatically. When entering invoices &
Hi Viking
Perhaps this link might help you:
[1]https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Configuration_Diagrams_-_Windows
Looks like it is in \AppData\Roaming\GnuCash ... but I don't
use Windoze
HTH
Cheers
Alan
On 15/3/21 8:23 pm, viking wrote:
Parker Graham-2 wrote
I
This link identifies file locations
https://lists.gnucash.org/docs/C/gnucash-guide/basics-migrate-settings.html
Hope that helps.
Alan
On Sat, 13 Mar. 2021, 9:16 pm Stephen C. Camidge,
wrote:
> I am moving my data from Mac OS to Linux Manjaro.
>
> I copied over the datafile, no problem.
>
>
Hi all
I'm new to GNU Cash but I just tested a method that worked and I think
is valid.
I went to the client's invoice and paid the full amount ($120) which
then was entered by GNUCash into the Accounts Receivable.
I then went into the Accounts Receivable account, located the
n be only 1 of
> each of those)
>
> With the method listed below, the Business Features (and their reports)
> 'think' the customer paid when they did not.
>
> See my other reply describing how to close these out properly in GnuCash.
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 3/8/21 2:3
Hi Doug
Nice to hear from another Aussie PCLOS & GNUCash user!
I have the same version of GNC as you (as that's what is in the repo!)
- I haven't been using GNC for long but I set the accounting period in
the Preferences as Absolute to 1st July 20 to 30 Jun 21 (ie last fin
year)
Hi there
I may not have fully understood but you just run a transaction report
on your bank accounts (select you bank accounts in Options)? That will
give you deposits & withdrawals including tax. If you want to know the
totals for specific accounts (eg donations) you can just
Hello Tom
It's fairly straightforward, if I understand you correctly.
There are several ways to achieve this but possibly the easiest is to
choose the Income Statement (MultiColumn) report, then in the report
Options go to the Accounts tab and select Clear All then scroll though
, 25 Oct. 2023, 9:27 pm flywire, wrote:
>
> >
> https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2023-October/109255.html
> > Alan Hopkins wrote:
> > > I know an accountant who has, for at least one business, accepted
> printed
> > P & Balance Sheet from a 20
Hello Michael
That's a very common story with accountants in Australia these days -
they have often put themselves into a relationship with Xero, MYOB or
Reckon and prefer you to use "their" system.
Unfortunately, I don't know of the existence of any such list
I know an
I'll second that.
I hope you guys go to the blood bank because your blood is definitely
worth bottling!!
On 25/9/23 07:47, Jediator wrote:
Thanks John and the GC team for all your hard work and dedication!
On 9/24/23 5:26 PM, John Ralls wrote:
The GnuCash development
Hello Waltr
Choose Print and then print to a file of type pdf.
Hope that helps
Alan
On 14/9/22 01:27, Waltr via gnucash-user wrote:
Dear gnucash users:
I have recently upgraded from 3.11 to 4.11. I have also recently been using the
3.11 Invoice "Export" button to export these
Hi David
Merry Christmas.
You change the default attachment location in preferences. You appear to be
changing it as per individual file which is ok if the attachments are all
in different locations
I'm not at my computer right now otherwise I could tell you exactly where
All the best - & I
Oops... sorry. I see you have changed the path head in preferences -
apologies for the confusion
Not sure what is happening there as it works ok on linux for me.
Cheers
Hop
Sent from my unbelievably smart phone
On Sun, 25 Dec. 2022, 10:40 pm Alan Hopkins, wrote:
> Hi David
> Merry Chr
PS Using start of accounting period to end of accounting period seems
to work OK, so it just looks like the Quarter is out. I haven't tried
it, but if you have a whole lot of reports to do for the last Q, it
might be easier to set the accounting period once in GNC Preferences so
Hi Jay
GNC 5.5 and PCLinuxOS here - the same thing occurs for me too.
So I just use the to & from dates to set it right. But it does appear
to be a bug as it was working correctly before 5.5.
I will check later (tomorrow) to see if my install on another machine
running Fedora 38
Yep - it is as easy as John says. And I can clarify there is no issue in
Australia with having "Tax Invoice" on invoices below $1000. Go to the
supermarket or buy fuel and the machine docket will say Tax Invoice no
matter what you spend because it will indicate how much , if any, Goods &
Services
Hello David
We receive and pay for a multitude of currencies. This made life
complicated for a small business so we decided to use a FX service - we
use OFX because we managed to get to them in their early days and were
offered a special continuing deal.
However, there are quite
king again.
On Thu, Jan 25, 2024 at 5:36 PM Alan Hopkins <[1]hopp...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I am using GnuCash on Fed38 too. I seem to remember when I installed it
via the Software Centre it didn't install properly (ie some
dependencies were missing) so I uninstalled, updated all and
rei
I am using GnuCash on Fed38 too. I seem to remember when I installed it via
the Software Centre it didn't install properly (ie some dependencies were
missing) so I uninstalled, updated all and reinstalled via CLI and it runs
like a dream. Maybe do what I did? Hope that is of some help
Cheers
Chris
I support Adrien here - he is trying to assist you to get to the end-point
you want.
HTML reports can be imported into any decent word processing software. You
don't need to edit the HTML code.
And you can make financial reports look great using a spreadsheet - I've
been doing that for
Chris
Are you "printing to file" or are you doing something else? As Adrien has
pointed out, you have not really given us enough info to help you.
Most Linux systems I am aware of allow printing to file & selecting file
type as pdf. I have not encountered a pdf from this method which couldn't
be
As an afterthought Chris, check to see if you have Ghostscript installed -
it effectively provides a pdf printer (with editable files)
On Wed, 6 Mar 2024, 8:01 pm Alan Hopkins, wrote:
> Chris
>
> Are you "printing to file" or are you doing something else? As Adrien has
>
Glad to hear it
On Wed, 6 Mar 2024, 8:43 pm Chris Green, wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 06, 2024 at 08:01:36PM +1100, Alan Hopkins wrote:
> > Chris
> >
> > Are you "printing to file" or are you doing something else? As Adrien has
> > pointed out, you have not re
You just need CUPS-PDF installed as a print driver for producing pdf files.
On Wed, 6 Mar 2024, 9:12 pm Alan Hopkins, wrote:
> Glad to hear it
>
> On Wed, 6 Mar 2024, 8:43 pm Chris Green, wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Mar 06, 2024 at 08:01:36PM +1100, Alan Hopkins wrote:
>> &
Hi David
When you paste into Calc (I'll assume you are using Ctrl-v), you should get
an Import options screen pop up in which you can tick a box "Detect special
numbers (such as dates). I find this works for me (using different versions
of Linux on differing hardware)
I hope that helps!
Cheers
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