Thanks for reply. Looks like my terminology is a bit off since I this is
first time I have had to think about this in English.
What I meant was that my employer gave me 10 options which let me to
purchase stocks with the fixed price which was set when options were given
to me. In this case I can
I am wondering about how to book transaction costs correctly. as I am doing
ethereum tx, I have to track cost basis of the fees. compared to paying
fees to a broker, this is a bit more work.
my entry would look like this:
2018-01-01 * "Send 1.5 ETH & 0.05 ETH gas"
Assets:Crypto:ETH -1.55 ETH
unfortunatly it don't work. because if do this. some operations does not
balance.
example with option "inferred_tolerance_default" "EUR:0.01", it balance
well. with option "inferred_tolerance_default" "EUR:0.0005" , it does not
balance anymore ...
2019-09-30 * "Achat" ""
Assets:Titre:PEE
Try setting the tolerance for the instruments
option "inferred_tolerance_default" "SMG-ASIE:0.05"
The rendering code is buried in here somewhere:
https://github.com/beancount/beancount/blob/master/beancount/query/query_render.py
All that code will be thrown away and get rewritten eventuall
There's no facility to do this.
You can write a script to handle the separation by processing the stream of
transactions yourself.
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021 at 3:16 PM david e wrote:
> I am wondering about how to book transaction costs correctly. as I am
> doing ethereum tx, I have to track cost basi
Search on the mailing-list I'm pretty sure this came up before.
I'd have recognized call options using a unique symbol at zero cost and
6.19 is the strike.
Then on exercise reducing them while simultaneously opening a position in
the company at the current value, reducing the cash account by the st
