On Thu, Oct 29, 2020 at 02:29:17PM +, Edward Bainton wrote:
>I'm also a charity treasurer in the UK (tho I think officially I'm
>called the secretary...). I'm on this list because I'd love to be able
>to use GC for the charity finances, but the Gift Aid thing is a
>significant h
Hi,
Power is out here due to Tropical Storm Zeta.
The UPS is down to 30%.
So I am going to cleanly shut down the gnucash server shortly which will
take down email, wiki, git..
I will restart it ASAP when power is restored.
-derek
Sent using my mobile device. Please excuse any typos.
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> On 29 Oct 2020, at 14:29, Edward Bainton wrote:
>
> I'm also a charity treasurer in the UK (tho I think officially I'm called the
> secretary...). I'm on this list because I'd love to be able to use GC for the
> charity finances, but the Gift Aid thing is a significant hurdle to clear.
>
>
Well, this clearly didn't make it out before my UPS died.
Power has been restored and services should be running normally again.
Please let me know if you notice anything not working.
Note to self, the UPS lasted a bit over 4 hours.
This is the first significant power outage we've had in 3 years,
On Fri, Oct 30, 2020 at 06:43 Tom Browder wrote:
>
> I've searched the gnucash repository for information on the TXF format but
> haven't yet found a live reference to the specification. There is a also
> reference on the net but the reference, too, is a dead link.
I've been using a Perl module
> On Oct 30, 2020, at 12:17 PM, Tom Browder wrote:
>
> On Fri, Oct 30, 2020 at 06:43 Tom Browder wrote:
>>
>> I've searched the gnucash repository for information on the TXF format but
>> haven't yet found a live reference to the specification. There is a also
>> reference on the net but t
I've searched the gnucash repository for infomation on the TXF format but
haven't yet found a live reference to the specification. There is a also
reference on the net but the reference, too, is a dead link.
Does anyone have a copy of the old Intuit TXF reference available or know
of any other ope
On 10/29/2020 8:36 AM, Michael Hendry wrote:
When I took over as Treasurer I inherited a set of spreadsheets for the
accounts from my predecessor, including a separate one for Gift Aid.
I’m not keen on spreadsheets for bookkeeping, and set up a parallel set of
books in GnuCash.
At first I th
> Your GASDS claim cannot be more than 10 times your Gift Aid claim.
Ah yes, good catch: I hadn't reckoned with more than a small proportion of
donations coming across the plate.
> The club pays the venue a fixed price per diner and this figure is
rounded up in the charge collected at the door fr
On Sat, Oct 31, 2020 at 12:53 John Ralls wrote:
...
> It looks like Intuit has pulled their page but there's a copy here:
...
>
> https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/blob/master/examples/TXF-spec-v042.org
> and here:
> http://support.moosetechsoftware.com/solutions/txfspecs42.txt
Thank yo
What you can claim
Your GASDS claim cannot be more than 10 times your Gift Aid claim. For example,
you can claim on £1,000 worth of donations through GASDS if you’ve received
£100 of Gift Aid donations in the same tax year.
You can claim on donations that are eligible for Gift Aid, but not me
Yes, almost any donation to any charity (or community amateur sports club)
is eligible, and it would be unheard of for a church not to qualify as a
charity. (Perhaps not so unheard of for them not to register as such with
the tax authorities, as it's a lot of faff - as this thread makes clear.)
I'
My rant, not related to gnucash at all, but utility companies and smart devices.
Just me venting some long frustration along these lines.
We put in the effort to add UPS and in my case a stand by generator that runs
off natural gas. This combination has never failed to keep my systems powered
e
I'm also a charity treasurer in the UK (tho I think officially I'm called
the secretary...). I'm on this list because I'd love to be able to use GC
for the charity finances, but the Gift Aid thing is a significant hurdle to
clear.
First, the church collections: it sounds as if you could possibly s
On Sat, 31 Oct 2020 10:49:49 -0700
Matthew McGillis wrote:
> My rant, not related to gnucash at all, but utility companies and
> smart devices.
>
> Just me venting some long frustration along these lines.
>
> We put in the effort to add UPS and in my case a stand by generator
> that runs off na
I'm not aware of any church that has a membership fee, and I'd be
amazed to learn of one. In the case of tithing (which is expected in
only a very small minority of churches) I imagine it would be cast as
a donation, and not as membership.
Our common law holds a membership fee to be contract
Hi,
I've been scratching my head on how to do this for a significant time so
hoping someone can help...
I have transactions that I have downloaded from a site, and that I would
like to import into gnucash using a csv.
Each transaction is a row and in columns I have a total credit, balanced by
th
Is this a one time chore. I don't know about doing it on the Gnucash side, but
it seems relatively easy to do in in a spreadsheet.
Insert a column for numbering the rows.
Duplicate all the rows as a block, i.e. with the second copy of all the rows
following the first block
e.g.
1 a ...
2 b ...
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