On 2023-06-18 18:48, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
> Notice that "point" in "point of sales. That's because the correct tax
> amount depends on the point of sale (the where).
Well, sometimes. In California, for example, the sales tax rate on
purchase of a vehicle is according to where the new
On 6/18/2023 7:43 PM, flywire wrote:
In looking for/expecting and automated solution you are thinking one should
be reasonable. ...I live in the US [which has complex GST]
Yet surely it is reasonable for the automated GST functionality for accrual
accounting to apply to cash accounting. Even
> In looking for/expecting and automated solution you are thinking one should
be reasonable. ...I live in the US [which has complex GST]
Yet surely it is reasonable for the automated GST functionality for accrual
accounting to apply to cash accounting. Even USA GST has rules, so it could
be
Bill,
Please remember to copy the list on all replies.
It does not answer my questions. I'll try again:
1. What is the exact word or words at the top of the Accounts page over the
column with the missing balances?
2. Are the balances actually missing, meaning that there is no entry at all, or
What column heading are you using for total shares? Is the line in that column
blank or 0?
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Jun 18, 2023, at 1:00 PM, Bill Swanson wrote:
>
> There are a few mutual funds whose total shares do not show up on the
> Accounts page. I am using SqLite for the database.
>
Dear All,
Thank you all for your help. After changing all account types to "Cash"
(right click -> Edit Account -> select "Cash" for Account Type), I was able
to merge them. Previously, the new account I created was just an "Asset",
not "Cash"!
Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Matthew Clay
On Sun, Jun
There are a few mutual funds whose total shares do not show up on the
Accounts page. I am using SqLite for the database.
On the account page, when I double click on the fund it takes me to the
fund page that shows the ledger but the total shares do not get carried
back to the account page.
What
I would say, in addition, make sure that neither your source account nor
your destination account is marked as "hidden" or "placeholder." Or, if
it is, use the little configuration icon (for me it is a wrench and a
screwdriver crossed) to show hidden and placeholder accounts.
Accounts should
On 2023-06-18 11:39, Matthew Clay wrote:
> I am trying to merge two accounts in gnucash by deleting one account and
> moving all of its transactions to the other account. ... After
> selecting "Delete Account", however, the list of destination accounts in
> the "Move to" dropdown menu is severely
Check the account types of the accounts that you want to merge. There are
some limitations on account types that will merge. In release 3.8, IIR, it
is possible to merge liabilities with assets or expense with income, but
not securities with much of anything else. Perhaps others have additional
Dear Gnucash Community,
I am trying to merge two accounts in gnucash by deleting one account and
moving all of its transactions to the other account. This is explained in a
thread "Merging Two Accounts" dated Mon May 9 17:15:22 EDT 2011. After
selecting "Delete Account", however, the list of
On 6/18/23 10:34, john wrote:
I'm at a loss. Although at the current moment, YahooWeb isn't
required as long other viable quote sources exist. I like the
Date::Business module, I just wish its install honored the
PERL_USE_MM_DEFAULTS environment variable. It would be trivial to
create different
And to hammer another nail into Michael's point, the tax rate can vary
by date. For example, when I lived in New York state it had a 4% sales
tax rate, including on clothing, _except_ for certain weekends each
year, when clothing below a certain value was taxed at 0% but other
taxable goods were
> On Jun 17, 2023, at 15:03, Bruce Schuck wrote:
>
> On June 16, 2023 at 15:11 EDT, John Ralls wrote:
>
>> On 06/15/2023 12:23 -0700, Bruce S wrote:
>
>>> Non-production release 1.56_02 is available for evaluation/testing.
>
>>> It can be installed via cpan/cpanm as
>>>
On 6/18/2023 9:14 AM, Brad Morrison wrote:
Thanks flywire!
That GitHub Pull Request link takes me to a comment from John Ralls
that very succinctly summarizes the difficulties of using GnuCash for
larger or more complex enterprises.
The rest of that comment is: "Adding those modules is a
On 6/17/2023 10:06 PM, Karl May wrote:
Hi all,
For my business setup I am wondering whether there is a way to automatically
account for gst on small random purchases (e.g. hotel, restaurant etc.).
...
Any suggestions how this can be automated such that the default is a
transaction
Thanks flywire!
That GitHub Pull Request link takes me to a comment from John Ralls that
very succinctly summarizes the difficulties of using GnuCash for larger
or more complex enterprises.
The rest of that comment is: "Adding those modules is a non-starter:
Consider that it's been 10 years
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/1623#issuecomment-1583966278
"GnuCash is for tiny and simple enterprises; we often say individuals and
sole proprietorships. Even having employees makes using GnuCash a dubious
proposition (no payroll module), as does carrying more than a very few line
items
On 17 June 2023 at 15:28, Stan Brown said:
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On Sunday, 18 June 2023 03:06:28 BST Karl May wrote:
>
> Any suggestions how this can be automated such that the default is a
> transaction split and application of a default GST rate?
>
> Thanks
>
Hi Karl,
If your "random" transactions are mostly from a regular set of suppliers, then
I
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