Welcome to GnuCash!
While you are reading the Tutorial, keep in mind that ‘account’ is not
something limited or special like a bank account. (which is just one type of
account) Your bank has a liability account in their books ‘with your name on
it’. (I put that in quotes because they likely use
Anton,
You will find the GnuCash Tutorial and Concepts Guide
(https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-guide/index.html) helpful in
explaining how GnuCash works. GnuCash is a full double entry accounting
system. In many other commercial products, the double entry nature, while
often present, is n
Thank you Jeffrey
On Fri, 13 Dec 2019 at 21:13, Jeffrey Tsang wrote:
> PS: the action for "Edit Account" also allows you to change what the
> parent account is, which can changes the allowable account types.
>
> Once you move the parent Account for your bank account away from the
> Income/Expe
PS: the action for "Edit Account" also allows you to change what the parent
account is, which can changes the allowable account types.
Once you move the parent Account for your bank account away from the
Income/Expense Accounts, it'll allow you to select Bank as the Account Type.
On Fri, Dec 13,
Account types may be set up as "Asset", "Liability", "Equity", as well as
others, including specifically "Bank".
>From the main Accounts window either right-click within the list of
accounts or select from the Actions menu bar the action for "New Account".
In that creation window there is a choice
Hello
I'm trying to setup gnucash to do my bookkeeping.
I've downloaded all of my transactions from my bank account, and can import
them into gnucash
However, I find the Accounts to be confusing. My bank account isnt
something I would classify as an expense or an income as there are both
deposit
