Re: [GNC] trying to use good gnucash billing in personal books

2024-03-11 Thread Alan Johnson via gnucash-user
As others have said, you will want to talk to a CPA about how your books are set up.  I'll share how I have mine set up.  I also have a sole proprietorship/LLC with its own EIN. That entity has its own set of books in GNUCash.  The LLC has its own bank accounts and credit cards.  The preferred

Re: [GNC] trying to use good gnucash billing in personal books

2024-03-09 Thread David Cousens
Tim It is usually good practice to keep your personal accounts and business accounts separate and that usually involves having a separate bank account for business transactions. There is sometimes a grey area when you are setting up a business. Where you pay bills, which are bills of the

Re: [GNC] trying to use good gnucash billing in personal books

2024-03-09 Thread Adrien Monteleone
Liabilities and Accounts Payable are not Equity type accounts so they don't belong there. They both are of type 'Liability' generally and belong in that part of the tree, but specifically, the Accounts Payable account is the special type 'Accounts Payable' in the GnuCash Edit Account dialog.

Re: [GNC] trying to use good gnucash billing in personal books

2024-03-09 Thread Tim via gnucash-user
I started down the path of setting up accounts payable to hold the bills that my sole proprietorship sends to me which I then pay. I created a first bill, assigning the line items to various expense accounts in my personal books, which is where I want those line items to be allocated. I'm