Jack Slater wrote
> I have downloaded 2.6.19 but just wanted to make sure as to install/update
> process. I'm assuming I can just install over the top of 2.6.18 but I'd
> like to confirm that assumption first!
I did this last week on Windows system. First I backed up the data. Then ran
installer u
Hi Erik
It's been a few days now that data coming from Alphavantage related to
London listed shares in USD (.IL) are already divided by 100. So they now
look wrong.
I removed the change that we had recently made only for (.IL) and for me the
problem is solved.
# divide USD quotes
On 1/5/2018 1:05 AM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
David—
I see where you are coming from on this.
For reference, I accept your 5 assumptions; I believe they are accurate for
many US retirement accounts as well.
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I guess, from a philosophical perspective, the question really is: w
Michael,
Because of your experience and knowledge, I was really hoping you’d weigh in
with insight on the question of how to report a disbursement from one of these
common retirement vehicles as income, rather than a transfer between assets.
How would you recommend tracking money that is earned
I’ve been looking for the proper way to handle this situation.
In November, I invoiced a customer for a job that included sales tax. At the
end of the month, I paid it to the state as required.In mid December, they
payed sans sales tax and sent an exemption certificate.
I showed the balance as pa
Hi David
The main reason for my suggested approach is that the relevant income is
still earned at the time the contributions are initially made and at the
time the fund earnings are credited to the account. It is only that the tax
on these earnings is deferred until the RRSP is converted to an RRI
Thanks Dave, but I didnt find a solution for this particular problem in the
wiki. It is strange that I only get quote updates when i start Gnucash in
the terminal. In debug mode nothing special :
gnucash --debug shows only : Found Finance::Quote version 1.47
On Fri, Jan 5, 2018 at 2:47 AM, Dave H
A refund from checking? Why?
I’d issue a credit memo for the tax then apply the memo as a payment to the
original invoice. This will balance out the invoice and reduce your tax
liability account. I don’t see why the checking account should enter into the
picture.
The entry as a result of the o
