On 6/8/2021 9:22 AM, D. via gnucash-user wrote:
I'll just note that I have *never* in 15 years had a gnucash-generated loan
transaction that matched the actual bank transaction. I have *always* had to
adjust the amounts manually after the fact, because the bank will calculate
interest and
I'll just note that I have *never* in 15 years had a gnucash-generated loan
transaction that matched the actual bank transaction. I have *always* had to
adjust the amounts manually after the fact, because the bank will calculate
interest and principle amounts based on the exact day (and
The part about tracking loan payments when trying to create a partially
paid down loan in GnuCash is tricky. GnuCash only does simple interest
calculations, so many times the best you can do is get an estimated
periodic payment transaction which you will have to correct manually each
month after
Work through https://gnucash.org/viewdoc.phtml?rev=4=C=guide
It would have been simpler as a tutorial if it was only two accounts deep.
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Hi guys, this is my scenario simplified with hypothetical figures:
1. I bought property ex valued at $100 5 years ago.
2. I start with GnuCash today
3. As of today, let's say I have paid off a part of the loan, and let's say
I have $25 left to pay.
Is this how you would do it?
1. create an asset
