Hi,

It depends on your objective. In my situation, the joint account is only for shared expense or debt. It could also apply to saving. We don’t care about who’s doing the expense, if it's join expense (like groceries, electricity) it goes on our joint account, otherwise it's in our personal accounts.

Understanding who is doing the expense is not the objective here bring us to why a simple % help. In agreement with my SO we share in a 33/66%. If we have an asset, let say a house, the ownership of it has to be split using that %, the same goes for the mortgage, the credit card or the budget. If that ratio can be specified, it can then be used in the various reports.

> Would each owner still claim 50% ownership when the other person spent 90% of the expenses?

To answer your question, yes, because we do agree that they are joint expense.

Jonatan Cloutier

Le 2020-07-26 à 10 h 55, J. Varela a écrit :
Hi all,

It doesn't make much sense to me that it would be a straight % of ownership. For example, two people can have a joint bank account.

One month one owner can spend 50% of the expenses or bring in 50% of the income, to the account. Another month, one owner could spend 90% of the expenses.

Would each owner still claim 50% ownership when the other person spent 90% of the expenses?

JV

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    I've been dreaming of that feature for a few years. The two main
    purpose for me
    is to be able to split (%) of accounts or loan in the report.
    Mainly the net
    worth and the expense/budget report.

    The second is to improve the budget management. Currently I have
    to create 3
    budget and 3 matching budget report: personal, SO personal and
    join. Which in
    the end is a pain to manage and understand. I always and up
    merging them in a
    spreadsheet.

    If the proposed ratio was implemented, it would be down to one
    budget per
    persons which would be a great improvement.

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