Michael:
My bad for saying "typically". I didn't mean to say that the other
solutions presented don't work. And certainly if required to be both held
in a different bank account with each allowed transaction paid from that
account then it should be, that depends on local requirements and or types
Gyle McCollam
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On 3/13/2023 5:47 PM, Vincent Dawans wrote:
This sort of fund accounting is typically taken care of by using the
analytical dimension feature offered by some accounting softwares.
Unfortunately gnuCash doesn't have that feature (yet).
Here is an article somewhat explaining how it works (for a di
This sort of fund accounting is typically taken care of by using the
analytical dimension feature offered by some accounting softwares.
Unfortunately gnuCash doesn't have that feature (yet).
Here is an article somewhat explaining how it works (for a different
accounting package):
https://www.bakert
On 3/13/2023 10:35 AM, Mort Q wrote:
Hi Robert
I do have lots of expense accounts for repairs, catering, office expenses,
utilities, etc, and income accounts for fund raising, donations,
memberships, etc. so we can track income and expenses easily. The GnuCash
reports really help people see wher
Yes, you can!
I do something like what you say, as long as these are funds deposited into
the bank that are earmarked for those expenses... As an example, I set
aside some money for a vacation, but those funds are in the bank account,
so I have sub-accounts for how much they have.
I only "transfe
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to answer your question— yes, a bank account can have subaccounts.
I use a subaccount named “ACH” for Automated Clearing House bank and
investment accounts so that double entry accounts match up to statements on
both credit cards and check ledgers to account for the delay going through the
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Hi Robert
I do have lots of expense accounts for repairs, catering, office expenses,
utilities, etc, and i
individual buckets you have created.
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
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Subject: Re: [GNC] Can a bank account have sub-accounts?
Hi Robert
I
Hi Robert
I do have lots of expense accounts for repairs, catering, office expenses,
utilities, etc, and income accounts for fund raising, donations,
memberships, etc. so we can track income and expenses easily. The GnuCash
reports really help people see where money is coming from and going to.
Th
Thanks Rich.
I thought of something like that, but I can't see how it works when I pay a
bill, for example.
e.g. The money for the new widget comes out of the widget asset account,
and the bank account isn't debited, so GnuCash doesn't have a record that
matches the bank statement any more. That w
At Mon, 13 Mar 2023 23:55:05 +1000 Mort Q wrote:
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> I act as Treasurer for a community organisation, and want to look for a way
> that GnuCash can subdivide the money in the bank account into planned
> expenses e.g. a few members do ongoing fund raising for equipment, so could
> I make
On Mon, 13 Mar 2023, Mort Q wrote:
I act as Treasurer for a community organisation, and want to look for a
way that GnuCash can subdivide the money in the bank account into planned
expenses e.g. a few members do ongoing fund raising for equipment, so
could I make a sub-account of the bank accoun
Hi all
I act as Treasurer for a community organisation, and want to look for a way
that GnuCash can subdivide the money in the bank account into planned
expenses e.g. a few members do ongoing fund raising for equipment, so could
I make a sub-account of the bank account called "Equipment enhancement
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