Many ways to peel this orange. I’d suggest:
2024-01-01 * "House Purchase" Assets:Bank:Checking -200,000 USD
Assets:Bank:Checking -10,000 USD Liability:Mortgage -800,000 USD
Assets:House 1,000,000 USD ; The purchase price Expenses:House:ClosingFee
10,000 USD 2024-01-01 * "Seller credit"
The seller credits are some kind of discount offered by the seller. but as
far as I know, these credits can only be used to cover your mortgage
expenses. In the closing statement, the selling price is still 1000k. If
the credits are more than the expenses, the extra money will be used to
reduce
I'm not sure what "50K credits" is, but I guess the seller gave you a
discount?
If the house price was discounted by 50k, arguably the house price
wasn't worth 1000k but 950k.
Alternatively, if you think the house price is really 1000k, you can
use an Income: account. Some people say using an
Hi,
I have been using beancount to track my family finances for more than 1
year.
I just purchased a new house recently. I got 50K credits from my seller.
I wonder how can I book a transaction that can reflect the these
credits?
Without credits, the
Thanks. That’s what I was thinking, too. I already use autobean a fair bit so plumbing something up is in the realm of possibility. -- Brian Lalor (he/him)bla...@bravo5.orgOn Jan 4, 2024, at 7:29 PM, Red S wrote:Not that I know of. Perhaps others might. Beancount doesn't touch your sources
Not that I know of. Perhaps others might. Beancount doesn't touch your
sources (which you probably knew), and I don't know of an external tool.
The closest I can think of is the dedupe functions in bean-extract. These
should already recognize the transactions you manually entered, and comment
Hi,
Beancount doesn't automatically apply transitive rates. I created a plugin
which does exactly that for the same use case.
https://tariochbctools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plugins.html#generate-base-ccy-prices
Regards,
Patrick
On January 4, 2024 11:13:01 PM GMT+01:00, "Timothée GROS"
Hi,
I am closing my fourth year of accounting with beancount. The learning
curve is steep, but i am loving it.
I use mainly fava as my frontend for beancount.
I am french, and as such, EUR is my main currency.
I have various portfolios of stocks and or crypto monitored in beancount.
For some
When entering transactions into Beancount I use the “!” flag to mark it as
pending, and change the flag to “*” when it’s cleared my bank. This works well
with Fava for visually comparing registers periodically. I’d like to make
better use of ofxget and other downloaders to automatically
