Cannot help with Cheques (We have not used them in Australia since Adam was a
boy!, except for big business)
but it is great to see another PCLos user. (I have been using PCLos since Tex
left Mandrake)
regards Doug
On Mon, 14 Jul 2025 21:01:44 +
Harold via gnucash-user wrote:
> I am runnin
Hi,
you will find those transactions next time you reconcile that account (or its
transfer to account reconciliation)
You can also search for cleared but not reconciled transactions I think.
regards, Doug
On Tue, 3 Jun 2025 22:27:24 -0500
R Losey wrote:
> I have noticed this for me; howeve
As an aside, tracking vehicle costs will become harder when one plugs in at
home (EV) & wants to be re-imbursed. The issue is the tax collectors need an
audit trail. Here in Australia it seems it might be easier to merely claim
Kms (that the tax office has a standard Km rate for). Does not affec
I am no expert, but this sounds similar to Australia. I have set up transaction
reports (that I then ´saved´ the configuration)
that has the relevant accounts or sub-accounts selected. Then in ´general´
there is an option for start date & end date.
Set these to start & end of Tax year (1 July t
I am not an accountant, but have rental properties in Australia.
I use the second method. In Australia all the income costs are
lumped together on our return. (but you will need to have the data
if you are audited!).
I use the method of rents being scheduled to a ´rent due´ for each
client/
... & on a Linux system, check the file owner: it may be root for instance.
regards, Doug
On Wed, 30 Apr 2025 23:13:20 -0400
Jediator wrote:
> The error is complaining about the URL, e.g., the file path, not the
> file format. One think you may want to try is to change the file name
> or pa
That is one reason why PCLinuxOS is good: one of the developers uses Gnucash,
so the latest is usually available!
regards, Doug (User of Gnucash for ~26 years, & PCLinuxOS for ~20 years:
Thank you to all the developers)
On Mon, 28 Apr 2025 09:18:18 -0700
Mike Brady wrote:
> Works fine in Win
That is the way I do it too Liz. First Schedule is entered transaction (can
even be post dated), then Schedule starts at the transaction after.
regards, Doug
On Thu, 17 Apr 2025 16:46:04 +1000
Liz wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Apr 2025 17:27:58 +0100
> Graham Eastwood wrote:
>
> > Hi
> > Is there a wa
On Wed, 26 Mar 2025 15:57:15 -0600
William Prescott wrote:
> To the developers and maintainers of GnuCash:
Ditto for the Kudos! My start date was August ´99. Always found everyone
helpful, & thank the developers.
(Believe me, I am no accountant, but manage.)
Regards, Doug in Australia.
>
> I
just check edit>Preferences>numbers...,
Check the rounding is set to 2 decimal places.
Might be that easy!
regards, Doug
On Wed, 26 Mar 2025 21:44:22 + (UTC)
Joseph Leonard via gnucash-user wrote:
> Hello,
> I have reviewed the help docs and can't seem to find what I need. I am sure
>
Thanks. I had found that link before (but will revisit it)
What I would like is a report I could hand to the tenant (monthly,
or 3 Monthly) that had all income & recompense due to that tenant
with a total credit or debit at the bottom ie rent in advance, or
arrears. Of course I want it to be e
The only issue with this tracking for business use is that some can be income
related. I have an issue tracking rental property income: I need to work
out a way of only having rent payment as income (cash accrual), but being
able to generate reports that track rental payments with the property r
As a comment, I feel not having an easier form of tracking is something
that possibly might be fixed in the future. I have Rental properties,
& tried to set up an AP & AR for them but found it a bit daunting.
(Awfully hard to undo too!). I do need a rental management system
though. Most renters
Here is a bit of a left field answer: Why not try PCLinuxOS?
You can download a copy & install it on a bootable USB stick (or similar). Once
booted,
you can load GnuCash from the repository & try it. The current version in the
repository is 5.10. Then if the W10 Gnucash file is readable, you coul
To add, it is easy to edit a saved report: (Linux: Edit>Report Options)
I use this to:
-Change the date range for report.
-Add/remove accounts to appear.
-General cleaning up reports eg columns shown.
I use this to give my Rental tenancies a payment report.
I also use saved reports to prepare
As a user, I can only say most problems I have found like this can be caused
by changes in another account that affect the subject account (ie where the
money is transferred to/from). What I usually do is look at the unreconciled
balance then look for the amount. Also, any changes I might have m
My fellow PCLinuxOS users would like to thank the team
for the latest version of Gnucash (as a user, I have been
using Gnucash since a very, very early version).
I really appreciate the work & effort the GnuCash team
puts in. I just wish my Bank would embrace OFX (export)
QIF has been a problem
I can only speak from my experience (Long time but no accountant!).
I gave up on Quicken (QIF) imports. This is a proprietary format,
so my suggestion is to avoid if at all possible.
My preference is .OFX format, which is an open standard, or .csv
which is a little harder, but works well. (One
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