Re: [GNC] Advanced Portfolio Report - Brokerage Fees

Gilberto, Instead of recording the taxes directly in the account register for mutual fund, you have to perform an intermediate step, such as - In mutual fund register, record the gross sale value with appropriate income split for capital gain, but instead of transferring the sale proceeds

Re: [GNC] Adding A Business Activity (and integrating with old)

Eric, I started out the same way, using gnucash for personal books and added my sole proprietorship business activity at a later date. Like you, even if I setup a new business bank account, I’d invariably have some expenses that would involve apportioning part of the expense to business side

Re: [GNC] Search and Replace

On your second point, there’s also menu option Transaction-> Cancel Transaction to undo any unwanted changes. Cheers. -- From: Gyle McCollam To: "gnucash-user@gnucash.org" Subject: [GNC] Search and Replace Message-ID: Content-Type:

Re: [GNC] Clarification of Total (Period) column

I’m not sure I understand. The period column isn’t tied to any fixed period. It is just showing current balances as of date. And if you have any future dated transactions in the same register, then the Total column shows the final future balance. My fiscal year runs Apr to Mar, so my future

Re: [GNC] Clarification of Total (Period) column

I think one shows total as of today and the other shows total for today and beyond… This distinction helps me and I don’t think it’s a bug. For my use case, I setup any future known income or future tax payments till the end of my tax year., by entering all those future transactions at the

Re: [GNC] GNUcash is using 538MB

That’s not true, Adrien. When I first started using GnuCash, I thought I’d go with MySQL database and that’s where I found both debug and standard packages available for download. Of course, I settled on compressed xml later because I find it easier to backup one file instead of a database.

Re: [GNC] GNUcash is using 538MB

Not sure if this applies to gnucash app, but when I download certain software, I get an option to download standard or debug package. The latter is significantly larger in size. I’m guessing if one is running a debug packaged app, its RAM usage would be high. I haven’t checked if gnucash

Re: [GNC] Accounting for a pre-paid electronic toll card

a pre-paid electronic toll card Thank you Devaps, that clears my head 洛 On Tue, Oct 18, 2022 at 11:25 PM <[1]dev...@asia.com> wrote: You can treat it like a pre-paid card, so it resides under Assets. So you have - Assets->Bank Account Assets->Toll pre-paid card Ex

Re: [GNC] Accounting for a pre-paid electronic toll card

You can treat it like a pre-paid card, so it resides under Assets. So you have - Assets->Bank Account Assets->Toll pre-paid card Expenses->Toll When you top up the card, record a transfer between the 2 asset accounts above. When you pay toll, record a transfer from Assets->Toll pre-paid card

Re: [GNC] Why does the sample "investments" account tree have intermediate "Bond", "Mutual Fund", and "Stock" accounts?

Jim, The default account hierarchy that’s provided when you choose investment accounts is just that. You can choose to have it per your tracking requirements. Like you, my parent brokerage account is a placeholder and I have a $Cash account under that which acts as a staging account for buys