https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=388556
jesse <jvap...@yahoo.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |jvap...@yahoo.com --- Comment #9 from jesse <jvap...@yahoo.com> --- I am just another user. So no expert here... but this is my experience: I do not think the Statement of Cashflows will match the Income and Expense report. Income and Expense would not include any transfers between assets and liability accounts. Whereas a Statement of Cashflows would. In KMyMoney, I create a Statement of Cashflows by starting with a Net Worth report. Then, I un-check the liability accounts in the options/configurations. I also check the 'include transfers'. Next, I rename my report to Cashflow. The Net Worth report in its default state is more akin to a balance sheet. A simple example of when a Cashflow and Income/Expense will not match, a for example a mortgage. Mortgage: 1500 dollars broken down as follows. Interest: 700 dollars Insurance: 500 dollars Principal: 300 dollars The income statement will capture the Interest and Insurance expenses. 1200 dollars. The Cashflow will capture the 300 dollars that left the assets(checking) to bring down the liability (loan/mortgage). Also, the unrealized gains.. how would the unrealized gains from home equity fit into this? If my house was purchased at $200K and now is appraised at $250k, how would I see the $50k? Your suggestion is that there would be an Unrealized Gain account. Would that account only be updated when I get an appraisal(once a year)? https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/accounting-equation.asp I am very interested in how this turns out. Thanks JV -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.