There are a few considerations depending on the specific arrangement and the
federal and state tax laws that apply. See
https://www.wikihow.com/Account-for-Stock-Based-Compensation#Making-Journal-Entries,
specifically the section on employee recording of transactions
Generally you are likely to be
Thanks both, I have it sorted more or less, it remains to tidy up the
various versions of the files that are in different locations on the PC.
I used Revo Uninstaller Pro to uninstall the 'active' version, Revo is
what I have used over the years to get rid of files which, inadvertently
mostly,
I'm running gnucash 4.4 on Win 10 machine.
I also have dual monitors. Whenever I am using both monitors, even if they
are duplicating the screens, the 'preference' window will not open and
causes gnucash to crash. The 'properties' window does not have this issue.
The only way to resolve this
I use my Surface Pro 7 screen with a second monitor. I am able to open the
preferences dialog without issue. The only 'unusual' behavior is that the menu
dropdowns show on the top of the Surface screen (monitor 1) while the app
window is on monitor 2.
Jack
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From: gnuc
> The matching of the account names... only happens...
This doesn't change the suggestion of allowing the user to import the file,
with accounts as coded, and fix tagged records afterwards (like any other
software).
To confirm "Car" account is "Car" account, wtf
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Maybe your message title is throwing us off. If you want to have Gnucash
create new accounts on the fly during the import, that is almost possible
except that it would create a huge mess of accounts that were not properly
assigned to valid top level accounts (asset, liability, income, expense
and
Curious, if you fix them afterwards, outside of the matcher, how do you
expect the matcher to learn what you have done?
The place to correct the matcher is in the matcher. Anything outside of
that, the matcher has no cognizance of.
Or am I misunderstanding the request?
Regards,
Adrien
On 3/
Yes, this topic broke off the original thread, something to do with me
replying from email.
A chart of accounts imports easily, as expected with no issues or nagging.
For csv transactions GnuCash pretty well prompts with the correct account
each time, so set to accept all prompts. There is no rea
Not sure that the developers could make that suggestion work. It is much
harder to find records which have been imported to the wrong account after
the fact than it is to identify the correct account the first time it is
imported at the time it is imported.
The account names as specified in a CSV
