I also ran into a ledgersmb?
is anyone using it with bitcoin, litecoin etc?
Topic: small business accounting software with good BTC, LTC, PPC support (Read 971 times)
February 12, 2013, 08:28:03 AM
January 30, 2013, 04:42:34 PM
Also whatever text editor you use, there are ways to make data entry easier. There's a lot of examples in the manual about emac but I get along fine with vim and snippets, you can find more info at http://ledger-cli.org.
January 30, 2013, 04:14:09 PM
A good starting point is here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/155gw5/heres_how_you_use_ledger_to_account_for_bitcoin/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/155gw5/heres_how_you_use_ledger_to_account_for_bitcoin/
January 30, 2013, 05:30:20 AM
EDIT: I changed the Subject
This thread is a spin-off from GnuCash support for alternative/non-ISO currencies
Lets concentrate on Ledger and how to use it with value transfer systems like BTC, LTC, PPC and others.
Lets keep all the gnucash talk and how-to's here GnuCash support for alternative/non-ISO currencies
For start, I have never used Ledger before but I like the idea and as I understand, it's excellent reporting and has a really good support for multiple currency accounting (where gnucash has failed me).
This the case I like to resolve:
1) We have successfully completed 2 offers and collected the required coin to get the show on the road.
2) I must track Share capital or capital stock on LTC and EUR
3) We have acquired equipment that will be used for years so:
I like to set up:
Oh, and lets not forget 20% VAT
If you have a good EU (VAT) and BTC specific chart of business accounts, please post it here.
This thread is a spin-off from GnuCash support for alternative/non-ISO currencies
Lets concentrate on Ledger and how to use it with value transfer systems like BTC, LTC, PPC and others.
Lets keep all the gnucash talk and how-to's here GnuCash support for alternative/non-ISO currencies
For start, I have never used Ledger before but I like the idea and as I understand, it's excellent reporting and has a really good support for multiple currency accounting (where gnucash has failed me).
This the case I like to resolve:
1) We have successfully completed 2 offers and collected the required coin to get the show on the road.
2) I must track Share capital or capital stock on LTC and EUR
3) We have acquired equipment that will be used for years so:
I like to set up:
Code:
- Equity
- Share capital LTC
- Share capital BTC
- Share capital EUR
- Opening Balance
- Retained Earnings
....
- Fixed Assets
-Equipment "A"
-Cost (Cost account)
-Depreciation (Accumulated Depreciation account for A)
-Equipment "A"
-Cost (Cost account)
-Depreciation (Accumulated Depreciation account for B)
-Current Assets
-Bank EUR
-Bank LTC
-Investments
- Stocks in LTC only
- shares of ASD (LTC)
- Stocks in BTC only
- shares of WSX (BRC)
- Stocks in EUR only
- shares of IBM (EUR)
and so on
-Expense
- Depreciation (Depreciation Expense account)
- Banking Fees
... and so on
Oh, and lets not forget 20% VAT
If you have a good EU (VAT) and BTC specific chart of business accounts, please post it here.
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