On Monday, December 18, 2017 at 5:40:25 AM UTC+1, Justus Pendleton wrote:
>
> On Sunday, December 17, 2017 at 9:51:01 PM UTC+7, [email protected] wrote:
>>
>> I'm using Equity:Salary because I'm tracking it as an asset in my 
>> personal beancount file. Here I have to track that moneys come out from 
>> bank account but are no longer tracked here, and must not 
>> change Equity:Earnings:Current  
>>
>
> I admit I don't understand your set up at all. I don't see any way that 
> paying salary to someone becomes Equity in a company. In any case, your 
> real question seems to be.....
>
>

It's not a company, it's freelancing. It's just a VAT position my own name, 
that's why paying salary to myself (moving money to my family bank account) 
must not affect earnings.
I agree with you that if it was a company the salary should have been 
filled under Expenses:Salary, but that's not the case

 

> I would like to get the same concept as Equity:Earnings:Current but 
>> without Expenses:Personal and with only half of Expenses:Utilities (50% 
>> deductible)
>>
>
> I don't think beancount is really designed for "half of an account" type 
> of calculations. You'll need to either export to Excel or write some 
> python, I reckon.
>


I tried to perform the half calculation manually using 2 separate accounts

2017-12-17 * "TheInternet" "internet bill december"
  Expenses:Utilities                               10 EUR
  Expenses:Utilities:Nondeductibles     10 EUR 
  Assets:Bank


But I still lack a way of filtering `not account ~ 
'^Expenses:.*:Nondeductible$'` out of my query
 

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