On Fri, Apr 26, 2024 at 4:49 PM Simon Michael wrote:
> On 2024-03-19 08:37, Eric Altendorf wrote:
> > Hmm, i guess my example doesn't include any account transfers.
> >
> > My understanding is cost bases are attached to lots which are tracked in
> > accounts. So if you have 100 ETH in account A
On 2024-03-19 08:37, Eric Altendorf wrote:
Hmm, i guess my example doesn't include any account transfers.
My understanding is cost bases are attached to lots which are tracked in
accounts. So if you have 100 ETH in account A and 100 ETH in account B,
and you sell or transfer from Account A, i
Hmm, i guess my example doesn't include any account transfers.
My understanding is cost bases are attached to lots which are tracked in
accounts. So if you have 100 ETH in account A and 100 ETH in account B,
and you sell or transfer from Account A, it will FIFO the lots in Account A
and ignore th
Another question on your two examples...
If it's set to FIFO...
What if you have multiple Assets accounts for ETH?
For example - if you had 100 ETH in Assets:Coinbase:ETH and another 100 ETH
in Assets:BItstamp:ETH would the transactions below still pull FIFO from
both of those accounts or do
TLDR: it's a hack to try to get beancount to carry cost basis along if that
position is ever transferred to another account.
There have been a bunch of discussions about this and to be honest, I'm not
100% confident in the current state of affairs.
In general, beancount is not very reliable about
Thank you for this.
I figured out the USD price importing (I downloaded price histories from
Yahoo and put them all in a folder that my script references) but I am not
clear on what the empty {} does
I understand if I want to book the price I purchased at in the database I
want to use somethi
All of the following is not tax or accounting advice, but simply my
understanding. Feedback from other beancounters would be welcome.
I think you have to figure out the USD values yourself, based on your
assessment of the FMV. Here's some examples of how I structure exchanges.
(Reminder: this is
Two random transactions that I created based from an old Poloniex export a
friend gave me...
2018-01-03 * "Crypto Buy" "Order number: x"
Assets:DGB 5171.00018694 DGB @ 0.0447 BTC
Assets:BTC -0.02317230 BTC
Expenses:TradingFees12.95990021 DGB @ 0.0447 BTC
2018-01-08 *
