The whole bucket of deferred compensation is really complicated and how you
account for it is tied up in tax law. If the value of the options, stock plan,
retirement plan subsidies, and whatever else is large enough to matter to your
tax returns you really, really need the help of a licensed
Employee stock options are normally not taxed until the vesting is done.
Restricted Stock Units (RSU) has a different mechanism though
What is your objective of this accounting? if you can detail then there are
couple of ways to account for the same
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
On 2023-04-04 10:40, Wolfgang Paul Rauchholz wrote:
> Fairly new to gnucash and not a finance export, I want to run all my
> personal finances with this great tool.
>
> I installed 5.0 by compiling it under fedora core 37.
>
> I started adding normal daily expenses and all look fine.
>
> One
Fairly new to gnucash and not a finance export, I want to run all my
personal finances with this great tool.
I installed 5.0 by compiling it under fedora core 37.
I started adding normal daily expenses and all look fine.
One of the doubts I have is how do I correctly add a company plan for
On Tue, Apr 4, 2023 at 7:03 AM john wrote:
> Nope. Whoever implemented that 20 years ago didn't hook it up to anything
> and nobody has since. Maybe because the implementation itself isn't very
> useful. It's saved as a string, and only "Asia/Tokyo", "Australia/Sydney",
> "America/New_York",
