I have installed GnuCash on my xubuntu system and I've done the
default 'business' accounts set-up as that seems closest to what a PCC
needs.
Now presumably I need to apply some sort of restricted/unrestricted
account types.
It would seem that the way to go would be to split 'expenses' into
'restricted expenses' and 'unrestricted expenses' and, similarly have
'restricted income' and 'unrestricted income'. I guess these should
be a layer below 'expenses' and 'income' so one has:-
expenses
restricted
church repairs
new church furniture etc.
unrestricted
vicar's expenses
CofE
electricity bill
... and similar for income.
Or should one have it the other way about:-
restricted
expenses
...
...
income
...
...
unrestricted
expenses
....
income
....
It feels like the first is right as one can then still do overall
expenses versus income more easily, or have I got it completely wrong
and I shouldn't have restricted/unrestricted placeholders at all?
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Chris Green
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