I have just taken over as treasurer of a (very) small church Parochial
Church Council. The existing accounts are all wholly manual and I
want to move to some level of computerisation.
I am a long time Linux user and was, before I retired, a Software
Engineer so the 'techie' side of things shouldn't be a big issue. I
can install GnuCash OK and get it running etc.
I used to run my own small Ltd. company so basic accounting methods,
VAT, etc. are not beyond me either.
What I want is more on the 'how to run a small PCC accounts with GnuCash'
sort of thing. There are some quirks to PCC accounts (I think!):-
How does one deal with 'unrestricted' and 'restricted' accounts?
Can one set up 'types' of accounts in GnuCash?
Is GnuCash overkill for this? Total cash assets are only a few
thousand pounds and annual turnover is probably down in the
hundreds now.
Is there anyone else using GnuCash for this?
Thank you for any/all help that anyone can offer.
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Chris Green
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