On 3/2/2018 8:01 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Thanks Dave,
Of course can do this. But let me put on my "business analyst" hat for a
moment and ask a question.
If you were set up this way and you accidentally entered a transaction
with one account in the tree of one entity and the other (mistakenly) in
an account belonging to another entity, how would you diagnose the
problem? << you would be in balance >>
Michael D Novack
To clarify, what I was suggesting was this:
Assets
Assets:Personal
Assets:Entity1
Assets:Entity2
with appropriate sub-accounts under each.
In line with this you’d also have:
Expenses
Expenses:Personal
Expenses:Entity1
Expenses:Entity2
with appropriate sub-accounts under each, and so on for Revenue and then
Liabilities and Equity as needed.
Each of those ’second levels’ should probably be marked as placeholders to
avoid a mess.
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