Re: Calculating P for UK -- or non-US

* Mark Scannell [2022-12-23 15:50]: > It'd be *great* if I can calculate the realised/unrealised capital gains. I > also had a go at calculating an internal rate of return (irr.go) but never > managed to integrate it usefully. BTW, you might find this of interest:

Re: Calculating P for UK -- or non-US

On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 1:51 AM Mark Scannell wrote: > Martin, > > I'm currently using goledger (here ) > which I've written, maintained, and evolved over the years. I'm looking to > move to a larger ecosystem where I can simultaneously add my own flavour of

Re: Calculating P for UK -- or non-US

Martin, I'm currently using goledger (here ) which I've written, maintained, and evolved over the years. I'm looking to move to a larger ecosystem where I can simultaneously add my own flavour of logic while still taking advantage of tools out there. (E.g.,

Re: Calculating P for UK -- or non-US

* Mark Scannell [2022-12-23 06:10]: > The UK doesn't distinguish between purchased lots -- *it simply > doesn't care *-- and, for tax purposes, adopts a > dollar-cost-averaging approach with a twist if you sell/buy in short > windows. So it does care within the first 30 days. ;) Section 104

Calculating P for UK -- or non-US

Hello - I'm looking at adopting Beancount from Ledger CLI. I've been using a Trading Account style of accounting to-date. The UK doesn't distinguish between purchased lots -- *it simply doesn't care *-- and, for tax purposes, adopts a