A refund from checking? Why?
I’d issue a credit memo for the tax then apply the memo as a payment to the
original invoice. This will balance out the invoice and reduce your tax
liability account. I don’t see why the checking account should enter into the
picture.
The entry as a result of the
Thanks Dave, but I didnt find a solution for this particular problem in the
wiki. It is strange that I only get quote updates when i start Gnucash in
the terminal. In debug mode nothing special :
gnucash --debug shows only : Found Finance::Quote version 1.47
On Fri, Jan 5, 2018 at 2:47 AM, Dave
I’ve been looking for the proper way to handle this situation.
In November, I invoiced a customer for a job that included sales tax. At the
end of the month, I paid it to the state as required.In mid December, they
payed sans sales tax and sent an exemption certificate.
I showed the balance as
Michael,
Because of your experience and knowledge, I was really hoping you’d weigh in
with insight on the question of how to report a disbursement from one of these
common retirement vehicles as income, rather than a transfer between assets.
How would you recommend tracking money that is
On 1/5/2018 1:05 AM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
David—
I see where you are coming from on this.
For reference, I accept your 5 assumptions; I believe they are accurate for
many US retirement accounts as well.
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I guess, from a philosophical perspective, the question really is:
Jack Slater wrote
> I have downloaded 2.6.19 but just wanted to make sure as to install/update
> process. I'm assuming I can just install over the top of 2.6.18 but I'd
> like to confirm that assumption first!
I did this last week on Windows system. First I backed up the data. Then ran
installer
