On 10/26/2017 12:21 AM, Rodney Elliott wrote:
> Hi All.
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> If I were to purchase a cryptocurrency (say Bitcoin) with a fiat
> currency recognised by gnucash (say USD), then the procedure to
> record the transaction is clear - create an asset account of the type
> 'stock', associate it with a n
> On 26 Oct 2017, at 02:30, Christopher Lam wrote:
> (...)
> If you don't need the transactional data you can use the Income Statement for
> Multi level subtotals.
I know, I am terrible.
this works exactly as i want it, except ... only for income/expense accounts.
but i can change the account
The settings for the standard reports do not get saved unless you save them
as custom reports, so there is no need to change them again unless you want
to save them under different custom report names for different purposes.
David C
On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 6:51 AM, Paul de Vries
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> On Oct 26, 2017, at 4:19 AM, Jean-David Beyer wrote:
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> On 10/26/2017 12:21 AM, Rodney Elliott wrote:
>> Hi All.
>>
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>> If I were to purchase a cryptocurrency (say Bitcoin) with a fiat
>> currency recognised by gnucash (say USD), then the procedure to
>> record the transaction is clear -
From what I read last night, the basic idea is to estimate the mineral value
from the purchase if it wasn’t stated explicitly. When purchasing a property
for the purpose of mineral extraction, the estimated lode value is listed in
the sale documents. You’re making two purchases - one for the lan
Definitely one for both a CPA and lawyer for anyone doing any actual mining.
I’m sure someone big somewhere is already blazing this trail, and it would be
interesting to see how it is being handled on their books.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 26, 2017, at 9:19 AM, John Ralls wrote:
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https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-virtual-currency-guidance
IIRC (from reading in 2014, so don't count on me as your accountant or
lawyer, of which I am neither), according to the guidance linked in the
post above, mined cryptocurrency is to be reported as regular income at
its then current val
I have been updating my file every week utilizing the generic import
transaction manager for several years with no problems. A couple of weeks
ago I started seeing just a blank screen of transactions to match. I cannot
determine what has changed as my routine has been identical. The only thing
that
> On Oct 26, 2017, at 12:30 PM, Mike Butcher wrote:
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> I have been updating my file every week utilizing the generic import
> transaction manager for several years with no problems. A couple of weeks
> ago I started seeing just a blank screen of transactions to match. I cannot
> determine what
Do you download OFX/QFX files from more than one institution and have this
issue with all of them, or only one institution?
I know CSV files are harder to import than OFX, so OFX is preferred.
Occasionally we see reports here that certain institutions change their
ways with Quicken style downloa
Dear All,
Since installing the current version of Gnucash, I've noticed a problem that
might be just a coincidence.
With the app set to open with just the Account Register showing, there is no
problem. It opens normally.
But if I try to create a "Reports/Assets & Liabilities/Net Worth Linec
I think the accounting for bitcoin production would be similar to any other
manufacturing cost accounting although identifying the component costs may
be interesting. If you are running your own hardware to do it then that is
one cost, (depreciation, running costs etc) which will more than likely b
Hello Peter,
You don't say which version you are trying, or which operating system. It's
also not clear whether you had run this report in an earlier version without
delays.I
I will note, however, that what you are describing isn't technically "hanging",
since the program continues to function
I think that it got much slower sometime early in the 2.6 series of program
releases, particularly for some of the reports and particularly in Windows
OS. It seems that the program mostly single threads even with
multiprocessor PCs in Windows.
It seems to run substantially faster in Linux, at lea
Thanks Davids,
I mentioned that I’m using the “current version” but should have specified:
2.6.18 released on 2017-10-08.
As to the OS, again the filespec was a part-giveaway (C:\Users\NAME\.gnucash),
but I should have mentioned Windows 10 Pro, 64bit.
As to ‘hanging’ OK. I should have said “tempo
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