I'm fixing up a couple of old transactions that I didn't really record correctly, and here is one that is baffling me.
Attached you can find a screenshot of the journal.
What happened is that this company issued some options to its
shareholders to to some capital increase.
So, the regular stock effectively got "split-off" for its option (that
is also regularly traded, etc).
I've done pretty much the same in other situations with more standard
business spin-offs (the O → ONL one comes to mind), but somehow here
gnucash is refusing to let me go.
What is going on?
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regards,
Mattia Rizzolo
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