On 11/25/18 2:26 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Stephen,
Fixed Assets is available in the new file wizard when you create a new set
of books. In the Choose Accounts to Create dialog Fixed Assets is one of the
options in the drop down list of available accounts which can be added to
the tree.
On 11/25/2018 5:26 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Stephen,
Fixed Assets is available in the new file wizard when you create a new set
of books. In the Choose Accounts to Create dialog Fixed Assets is one of the
options in the drop down list of available accounts which can be added to
the tree.
Stephen,
Fixed Assets is available in the new file wizard when you create a new set
of books. In the Choose Accounts to Create dialog Fixed Assets is one of the
options in the drop down list of available accounts which can be added to
the tree. Initially only common accounts is selected in that
This would be in the domain of a Fixed Assets module (which does not exist in
GNC).Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
Original message From: David Cousens
Date: 11/25/18 05:46 (GMT-08:00) To:
gnucash-user@gnucash.org Subject: Re: [GNC] Australian Initial Setup
Your Home Inventory is presumably an detailing of your personal assets
recording their current or market value
. How you set them up wil to some extent depend on your purpose in doing so
and whether those assets are the subject of Capital Gains Tax or not. In
Australia your principle place or
I have been a long-term non-professional Gnucash user in Australia. I guess, I
am like you in that I felt the cost of the Quicken products was a bit
excessive. I changed to Gnucash possibly 12 years ago. The only issue I would
like to see is an ability to track Business GST, but this is no
Hi all: Great to see how active the mailing list is.
I'm in the process of getting all my finances into gnucash.
Up until know I've been using a spreadsheet to track all my shares/stocks,
fund and interest income.
I've read and continue to read the guide and principles, and I run my
business
