What is the trouble you are running into?
Which MacOS version?
Did you read over this page in the wiki?
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Online_Quotes#Installing_Finance::Quote_on_macOS
Regards,
Adrien
> On Mar 21, 2020 w12d81, at 3:54 PM, Kevin Byford wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to
Hello,
I'm trying to download Finance:Quote for mac and I'm running into some
trouble. I've read the user guide section on this and I'm still lost. The
guide mentions that I can email if I'm still having issues so I'm hoping
someone can provide some assistance. I'd appreciate any help you can
Hi Long
Yes, the transaction when you pay tax is as follows
Dr Cr
Asset:Bank:Checking 1000
Liability:Tax 1000
to pay the tax and
Liability:Tax
On 3/22/2020 5:27 PM, Edward Bainton wrote:
Thank you all for these responses: very helpful indeed. It does indeed
sound like GnuCash will do the job, with some gentle 'hacks' for our
particular needs.
I guess my only remaining question is how long it takes to learn it.
I'm a bit of a geek
Thank you all for these responses: very helpful indeed. It does indeed
sound like GnuCash will do the job, with some gentle 'hacks' for our
particular needs.
I guess my only remaining question is how long it takes to learn it. I'm a
bit of a geek (who on opensource freeware isn't?) and will
Dear John,
Thank you for getting back to me.
Now I understand. I changed the date to "Today" assuming I run the report
immediately after doing the reconciliation. I removed the Reconciliation
Date column for clarity and now I have a perfectly understandable report.
THANK YOU!
With your
Indeed, the OP was about the report. I’m not sure where my brain was. Sorry for
the noise.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Mar 22, 2020 w13d82, at 12:17 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
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> Adrian,
>
> I believe Alan is talking about the Reconciliation Report and not about
> the Reconciliation function.
On 3/22/2020 2:42 AM, David Carlson wrote:
A technique which has been mentioned in the past but not recently is to
designate a backup file copy made at the same time as the year end reports
as the final copy for the year. This could be manually marked read only
by your file manager software.
I will make this simple. If you know how you would do this the old
fashioned way, pen and ink on paper, then you can do it using gnucash.
Using cash basis is easy provided you aren't invoicing (the business
features assume accrual basis).
The only complication I can see is the "donor
Hello Adrien Monteleone-2,
I understand what you mean by using liability instead using "Contingency
Fund". But, Should i record the transactions WHEN my Liability:Tax = 1200,
and at the end of the year, i just need to pay tax 1000 ?
I will return that money back to my liability in december ?
Hello,
I'm not a professional or accounting, But i wondering that Why you don't use
Gnucash and Spreadsheet at the same time ? Like me.
Create a spreadsheet with name, date, amount, where they are sending money
to, example :
January, Peter, 3000$, paypal ..
It's can be whatever you want.
Using
A technique which has been mentioned in the past but not recently is to
designate a backup file copy made at the same time as the year end reports
as the final copy for the year. This could be manually marked read only
by your file manager software.
David Carlson
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