Il 27/03/21 19:04, Michael or Penny Novack ha scritto:
Now we come to the end of the year, at which point let's say the
exchange rate is $1.25/1 EUR. Those $1300 are no longer worth 1000
Eur. They are worth 1040 EUR. Your equity has gone up by 40 EUR.
I will stop here because the issue of how
Il 27/03/21 22:54, David Cousens ha scritto:
On the mutual fund purchase. It is most likely that the fund will > have paid US taxes on its earnings so you are unlikely to be liable
> for any tax in the US so there is likely little value in maintaining
> US expense or income accounts. I base
Il 27/03/21 23:23, David Cousens ha scritto:
As the (Income - Expense) is already recorded against Assets when you create
the transactions, you are including them twice in the total you are
calculating.
Please keep in mind that I am neither an accountant nor a native English
speaker, therefo
Andrea,
Glad you have the problem worked out. I was working from your description of
your calculation. Appreciate the difficulties when you have a second
language and a lack of background. The good point about the user list is we
are all often coming from different perspectives so all possibiliti
I've been using gnucash since 2014, recording my personal finances and
investments. I am in Europe so my main currency is EUR.
Up until now my investments were in EUR currency as well as some
crypto, which are again expressed in EUR currency.
Lately I started building an investment portfolio i
The GnuCash development team announces GnuCash 4.5, the sixth release in the
stable 4.x series
Between 4.4 and 4.5, the following bugfixes were accomplished:
• Bug 783283 - Multi-Currency payments use wrong date
Also properly handles the user clicking the cancel button on the transfer
d
I don't need to "close books" but would like to create a new gnucash file at
the beginning of a financial year and archive the previous years file.
Can I do this by just doing a "save as" with an appropriate file name for the
new financial year?
Would this then leave the previous financial yea
Hi,
If you have a data file called, say Books-2020, and then you do:
Save
and then
Save-As
and name the new one Books-2021, then you'll have "archived" Books-2020
and GnuCash will, by default, open Books-2021 until you tell it otherwise.
-derek
On Sun, March 28, 2021 7:09 pm, Peter Williamson wr
Hi Derek
Thanks very much
Peter
> On 29 March 2021 at 12:40 Derek Atkins mailto:de...@ihtfp.com > wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> If you have a data file called, say Books-2020, and then you do:
> Save
> and then
> Save-As
> and name the new one Books-2021, then you'll have "archi
