I started doing some online stuff for Prolific. They pay in both US
dollar and GPB depending on where the researcher is located. My default
currency is USD. How would I record an income transaction that is in
GPB? Would I need to do a conversion based on USD to GPB on that day?
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Reddit has a nice, older entry on that:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GnuCash/comments/eqpkih/how_to_deal_with_usa_1099misc_in_gnucash/
I haven't stepped through it yet, but it looks like it can at least get
you to a summary.
BruceG (that other bruce over there, not the singy one and not the bitey
Thanks for letting me know. I share my GnuCash file between an Ubuntu
desktop and a Win11 laptop and rsync it to a Raspberry Pi SAMBA server.
Looks like that would not be a good option for me
On Fri, Nov 8, 2024, 11:31 AM Tom Balazs wrote:
> > If I get receipts e-mailed, is there a way to link t
If I get receipts e-mailed, is there a way to link them to an expense or
asset?
On 11/6/24 15:25, Liz wrote:
On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 10:49:15 -0800
"Stephen M. Butler" wrote:
Paper burns in a fire also. So need offsite backup.
I'd put some better filtering on your email to snag the good emails
Chapter 12 of the book "GnuCash 2.4 Small Business Accounting" section
on Application Integration and Other Advanced Topics SQLite discusses
OpenOffice Base, SQLite3 and ODBC drivers. It also goes a little bit
into reporting using MS Excel with SQLite3 ODBC drivers.I haven't messed
around with
, which we can each take with a pinch of salt.
I've written some initial thoughts below. If this is too off topic for
the mailing list, feel free to email me off list if you want to talk
more about this. (That's not just for Bruce, but for anyone interested.)
On 2024-10-06 09:56, B
So I also misunderstood the 4% rule. I figured I would calculate it as I
can take out 4% of my investments in 2024, then in 2025 take out 4%
based on what I had in my portfolio as of 1/1/2025. And I misunderstood
it. I recalculated based on 4% of what was in investments on the day I
retired, th
Or in the case of reselling (which really is what we are doing when buying
an item and eventually selling it) - I bought some diecast cars off an
online seller. The price of each unit came in where I could make a profit
selling it.
However, each item had taxes, shipping and handling. And in resell
I'm going to have to read that publication. I am selling household items on
eBay and think I would be considered a hobbiest. Sales will be less than 4k
this year - and only if I were to sell a lot in 4th quarter. Can anyone
recommend a VERY introductory guide to hobby and small business taxes in
th
Slightly off topic. In my earliest working days we had a Honeywell
mainframe, were bringing in an IBM mainframe and had a Tandem system for
airline reservations. The Tandem wrote to two different disks at the
same time so if there was ever a failure, no data would be lost. One day
I came in and
That is a really good solution! I'll need to look closer into how to keep
the database concurrent across machines. I was just using a thumb drive. I
then tried syncthing which worked really well. But syncthing can do Global
discovery and uses relays to send files across the Internet using TLS
encry
I know this is veering off topic. My son just wrapped up his Bachelor's
in Information Technology with a Cybersecurity focus. In one of the
ybersecurity courses, we messed around on a project together. Kali Linux
has some password cracking tools. We created a KeePass file with
passwords and sto
I'll need to take a closer look at CryptSync. I did go and install
syncthing and am synchronizing GnuCash files for my family, my mom (I'm
her Power of Attorney) and an eBay side hustle. Three sets of books.
Three completely different sets of banks/credit cards/debit cards, ...
I yoinked my Gn
I am running GnuCash 5.5 on my Ubuntu 24.04 desktop. I also have GnuCash
installed on my Windows 11 laptop. Right now I just copy my most recent
GnuCash file over to USB if I want to work on it using my laptop. I
tried using Google Drive, but found the application hanging when using
Google Driv
Replying to myself in case other people have the same question. Once
again, it was an RTFM issue, not a technical issue.
https://gnucash-docs-rst.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/C/ch_invest.html
section on Selling Shares spelled it out exactly. I'm good to go.
On 9/2/24 16:02, Bruce Gr
So, I retired last year. I did a rollover IRA, moving money from a 401K
into an individual IRA account. Investments are extremely simple. Just
index stock funds and bond fund.
I don't need to track my old 401K. However, I do want to track the money
going in to my holding funds, then that money
ith
> > > compositing disabled for webkitgtk will usually fix the blank report
> > > problem. Use the following command in a terminal to start Gnucash and
> > > see if the problem is corrected:
> > >
> > > WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1 gnucash
> > >
> &
I run Ubuntu 24.04 on my desktop and have an NVidia card. I could not
display reports in GnuCash. Worked fine on my Win11 laptop. Folks on
this list gave me the following instructions:
To start Gnucash in Ubuntu with an NVidia card, open Terminal
application and enter:
WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSI
I'm trying to figure out the very basics of managing a checking account,
savings account and credit card in GnuCash. I downloaded a csv of all
checking transactions for a year and imported them. They look good and
match up with my check register. Then I downloaded my savings for a year
into a s
I’m looking for help in figuring out GnuCash for a small eBay reseller,
basically selling items from home, but occasionally purchasing an item
for resale. I’m looking at this from the perspective of viewing sales
from the My eBay / Selling / Payments / Total Sales page.
Under Assets, I have C
I saw the message on GnuCash not working on an upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04.
Just wanted to say that it works on a fresh install. I wanted to go 24.04,
so did a fresh install than restored /home from backups. While that works,
if you have a lot of customized packages installed instead of just things
fro
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