About international currency...
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Tue May 27 11:45:58 CDT 2003
Gnucash will prompt you for the exchange rate if you make a multi-currency
transaction. As for a tax, well, as with all taxes you need to enter it
manually as a split. This can get a little complicated because the view
into the transaction is always from the current currency.
-derek
Patrick GELIN <patrick.gelin at free.fr> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I would like an advise how to manage international currency. I saw that
> I can create a count with EUR and an other with CHF and make transaction
> between them but it's not so simple...
>
> In fact, when I buy something in a foreign country my bank apply a rate,
> but if I take cash from a bank account it cost also a tax. How do I
> manage this tax in international transactions with gnucash ?
>
> Thank.
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