PTO in GnuCash?
Michael DeBusk
michael at nlphilia.com
Sun Jul 25 02:59:48 EDT 2010
On 07/24/2010 02:15 PM, Richard Mancusi wrote:
> Again, in both cases, it would be a question of how the HR department
> of each company handles this time. Paid out if not used -or- not.
In my company, PTO is a terminal benefit UNLESS one is terminated for
any of a short list of reasons. If there are any reasons at all why they
could prevent me from having it, I would not consider it an asset.
If it belonged to me no matter what, I'd probably think differently. But
my books are cash-basis, not accrual, so I still feel I can't claim it
as mine until it's actually paid out to me.
If I were to track PTO in GnuCash, I'd have to call PTO an asset. If I
debit Assets:Current Assets:PTO, what account would I credit? It isn't
income (in a set of cash books) until it's paid to me.
Interesting problem.
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