Re: [GNC] Fix assets

nfo. Iam doing the finance for our church and creche. >Things like computers, filing cabinets, musical instruments these >numbers say between R3000.00 to R30 O00.00 >Regards >Sent from my Huawei Mobile > > Original Message ---- > Subject: Re: [G

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

for guidance Regards Pastor Peter Sent from my Huawei Mobile Original Message Subject: Re: [GNC] Fix assets From: Adrien Monteleone To: gnucash-user CC: After reading the sections of the Guide David mentioned, and talking with a local accountant

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

After reading the sections of the Guide David mentioned, and talking with a local accountant, you’d probably start by booking the current inventory as opening transactions. Anything acquired later would be booked between the payment account and whatever asset tracking account you are using.

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

Mostly for insurance purposes. Sent from my Huawei Mobile Original Message Subject: Re: [GNC] Fix assets From: "David T. via gnucash-user" To: Adrien Monteleone CC: gnucash-user Section 15.5 of the Guide enumerates fixed asset types, a

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

Thanks for the info. Iam doing the finance for our church and creche. Things like computers, filing cabinets, musical instruments these numbers say between R3000.00 to R30 O00.00 Regards Sent from my Huawei Mobile Original Message Subject: Re: [GNC] Fix

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

Section 15.5 of the Guide enumerates fixed asset types, and chapter 16 Depreciation goes into a bit of detail about this complex subject. The broad concepts are covered there, but consulting with a local expert is recommended in this area. David > On May 18, 2019, at 9:02 AM, Adrien

Re: [GNC] Fix assets

Of course. Unfortunately, the Help and Guide are sparse in their coverage of this topic, but certainly, you can track any thing you can create transactions for. You should probably speak to a local CPA to make sure you are recording things in line with local laws, especially for tax purposes,

[GNC] Fix assets

Hi, is there a way that I can manage my fixed assets? To track them. For depreciation purposes? Regards Peter ___ gnucash-user mailing list gnucash-user@gnucash.org To update your subscription preferences or to unsubscribe: