Hello,
I thought I saw something about this not too long ago, but cannot put my
finger on the thread.
I am using GC4.4 on Windows 10, and have been using GnuCash since 2005.
Basically, I recently purchased shares of a new stock, and I followed my
usual procedure in GnuCash: I created a new
I'm referring to the totals you see in the Accounts Tab.
On 4/7/21 8:41 PM, David Carlson wrote:
Thank you for bringing to my attention the existence of this
relatively new feature. I have not tried it so we together await help
from users more familiar with it.
I would imagine that the
Thank you for bringing to my attention the existence of this relatively new
feature. I have not tried it so we together await help from users more
familiar with it.
I would imagine that the answer, however, depends on where you are looking
to see the updated prices. Since many reports have
I have an IRA account set up where the parent account is a Bank Account
and under that are a number of Stock and Mutual Funds accounts.
When I update the prices by importing a CSV file the total $ amount for
the parent (IRA Account) account does not always update right away.
Sometimes it
Yes, GNUCash does not do this, it was a suggestion, see the subject, for
account structures to enhance the tax report.
Yes, ROTH's are not taxable. The suggestion is about IRA and 401K accounts
that are not ROTH, where the overwhelming probability is that transfers in from
other account types
Thanks, very helpful. Roger
On Wed, Apr 7, 2021, 11:38 AM Alan A Holmes
wrote:
> Roger,
>
> Adrian Monteleone gave a brilliant answer to this in the past. I can't work
> out how to link to his reply so, with apologies to Adrian, his reply was as
> follows :-
>
>
Roger,
Adrian Monteleone gave a brilliant answer to this in the past. I can't work
out how to link to his reply so, with apologies to Adrian, his reply was as
follows :-
Op woensdag 7 april 2021 02:30:30 CEST schreef Roger Oliver:
> I'm running GnuCash 2.6.21 on a Windows 7 computer. I need to migrate the
> system to a Windows 10 computer. Just need to be sure I understand any
> complications I may encounter. Some questions.
>
> 1. Will I have any problems
