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-Original Message-
From: Stephen M. Butler
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2024 3:37 PM
To: gnucash-use
On 11/6/24 15:08, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
If you clicked on the link from the digest then your OS probably left out last three
characters of the link ("nts" part).
Looks like chopping off is an artifact of the list server ... cut and paste
from below what is between two single quotes as a single
Can you try Check & Repair after the transaction and refresh the report
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
From: gnucash-user
on behalf of Dr.
Timothy B. Jones
Sent: 06 November 2024 19:06
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: [GNC] Stock Purchase Throws off Tri
Yes, it also seems to work for me on macOS 15.1. I have not tried the 15.2 beta.
Dave
> On Nov 6, 2024, at 12:33 AM, William Prescott wrote:
>
> Thanks John,
>
> I've gotten one other confirmation. I'm going to update to 15.1 tonight.
>
> Best wishes,
> Will
>
> On 2 Nov 2024, at 20:42, John
If I get receipts e-mailed, is there a way to link them to an expense or
asset?
On 11/6/24 15:25, Liz wrote:
On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 10:49:15 -0800
"Stephen M. Butler" wrote:
Paper burns in a fire also. So need offsite backup.
I'd put some better filtering on your email to snag the good emails
On 11/6/24 12:32, Bruce Griffis wrote:
If I get receipts e-mailed, is there a way to link them to an expense
or asset?
Either save/print the email as a document or save the (usually) attached
pdf and then link it per the docs.
On 11/6/24 15:25, Liz wrote:
On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 10:49:15 -0800
"
According to H&R Block, determining your basis involves "generally the purchase
price plus any commissions or fees paid."
So, unless I'm missing something, no, your brokerage *won't* report a gain in
this example, since gains are calculated against your basis, and not the price.
And basis inclu
Making digital copies into cloud, albeit in a foggy one, is a lot easier
than sending paper copies to Iron Mountain for safe keeping. Then there is
cost of keeping digital copies vs physical copies.
Most vendors -- at least credit cards, banking and investment houses --
provide digital copies of
Hi David.
I'm replying to your feedback as it's less text :-) I'll reply to Richard's
afterwards as well - thanks to you both already!
And a final note: GnuCash never stores the exchange rate. It calculates it
> from the two (actual) amounts include in the transaction. Focusing on the
> number the
On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 09:41:17 -0500
Ed Greenberg wrote:
> I would like some indication other than the title bar of where I am.
> Perhaps colors in the green-bar areas or the top button bar, or some
> other VERY NOTICEABLE indication.
I have each of my 4 files open attached to a different corner
On 11/6/24 11:38, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
Here is guide for small business documents retention time frames:
https://www.uschamber.com/co/start/strategy/how-long-to-keep-business-docume
nts
Link returns 404 - Page not found
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On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 10:49:15 -0800
"Stephen M. Butler" wrote:
> Paper burns in a fire also. So need offsite backup.
>
> I'd put some better filtering on your email to snag the good emails
> into known folders as they come in -- even if you don't read them.
I agree with these suggestions.
My ema
What I have observed is that the trial balance report is based on some sort of
"averaging," and not debits/credits. There are a few reports on this.
Quoting John Ralls:
""Average Cost" in this case doesn't mean what normal people would think. The
function finds all of the splits in all of the n
I have four gnucash files, and I launch them from individual icons by
specifying the filename. (Me, my parents, my business and my test instance)
I would like some indication other than the title bar of where I am.
Perhaps colors in the green-bar areas or the top button bar, or some
other VER
R Losey wrote:
I have never had any issue with it... it's kind of like a prompt at a
terminal, waiting for input.
I'm impressed that you don't foresee ever making any manual entries...
Ionce did find a mistake that the bank had made. Once in 10 years is not
a bad record, but it can happen. If
How long do you expect optical media to be supported. None of the last three
computers I bought have an optical drive. External ones are available, for now
at least. Long term archiving has to include a plan for migrating to new media
as required.
Best wishes,
Will
Burn RW optical discs and a
Testing on macOS 15.2 developer beta 2 which was released this week and still
getting crashes (report below).
To be clear, I realize I am testing this on a beta and do not have any
expectations for the GnuCash developers to necessarily fix this right now, I
would bet that the issue is probabl
On 11/6/24 08:59, Adam Funk wrote:
On 2024-11-06, Tom Balazs wrote:
How do you store all the paperwork related to your bookkeeping? Sorry if
this is a bit off topic.
I now file all incoming (bookkeeping related) paper mail in a series of
3-ring binders. Occasionally, I move older statements to
On Wed, 6 Nov 2024 11:29:32 -0500
Tom Balazs wrote:
> How do you store all the paperwork related to your bookkeeping? Sorry
> if this is a bit off topic.
How do I do it???
Hmm... Well...
Scan all documents on receipt, file paper away in a 1-year round-robin
system, shred when they cycle round
If you clicked on the link from the digest then your OS probably left out last
three characters of the link ("nts" part).
Looks like chopping off is an artifact of the list server ... cut and paste
from below what is between two single quotes as a single URI line.
'https://www.uschamber.com/co
On 2024-11-06, Tom Balazs wrote:
> How do you store all the paperwork related to your bookkeeping? Sorry if
> this is a bit off topic.
>
> I now file all incoming (bookkeeping related) paper mail in a series of
> 3-ring binders. Occasionally, I move older statements to an "archive"
> folder and st
Tom,
I personally run paperless-ngx (FOSS and actively developed) on a Synology NAS
(DS920+). Then I backup my data regularly to multiple locations, including
online storage.
Paperless-ngx allows for "Archive Serial Number (ASN)," which can be used to
store the paper documents in order receive
Greetings:
I am on the 5.9 version of GCUCash for Windows. I have been doing stock trades
since 2016 on the software without this issue. However today I made the
following STOCK PURCHASE and entered it just as I have for years. (Bought 250
shares of GCI for $667.50) The transaction looks li
I try to avoid all the go-green, switch to digital statement appeals
because I get so much junk in my email that it's hard to find the
relevant/important stuff. I like getting statements etc. as paper mail.
If using email (as opposed to webmail) your email client might be able
to help with this
Ah ok - that's fine with me then.
F.
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Am Mi., 6. Nov. 2024 um 22:50 Uhr schrieb sunfis...@yahoo.com <
sunfis...@yahoo.com>:
> No. $6 (real amount) and 13 GBP (another real amount) are en
While there is a way to link an e-receipt to a transaction, that may or may
not survive a data file trip to a backup location. I prefer just having a
known folder or group of folders for e-receipts.
On Wed, Nov 6, 2024 at 2:38 PM Stephen M. Butler wrote:
> On 11/6/24 12:32, Bruce Griffis wrot
How do you store all the paperwork related to your bookkeeping? Sorry if
this is a bit off topic.
I now file all incoming (bookkeeping related) paper mail in a series of
3-ring binders. Occasionally, I move older statements to an "archive"
folder and store them in another room. I don't really want
I keep my paper copies in a 4-drawer file cabinet with 2 years per drawer;
thus, I have 7 years of archive plus the current year.
When a new year starts, I go through all the papers in the oldest year,
sorting them into three piles:
#1 - keep (papers that still need to be kept; things with warran
No. $6 (real amount) and 13 GBP (another real amount) are entered. The ratio
between these two numbers will remain the same always.
But if GnuCash reports the price as 0.4615384615 and your broker says it's .46,
are you going to worry that your books don't match your broker?
David T.
On N
On 06 November 2024 at 12:15, Stephen M. Butler said:
> On 11/6/24 11:38, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
> > Here is guide for small business documents retention time frames:
> > https://www.uschamber.com/co/start/strategy/how-long-to-keep-business-do
> > cume nts
> Link returns 404 - Page not found
Not if
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