Implementing COGS in GnuCash for a small business

[prl]

I'm quite happy with GC for our household accounts, after reaching EOL 
with Quicken 2007 for Macintosh (OS X Lion doesn't support Rosetta, and 
Quicken for Mac is PPC code).

There's a lot of it I never use, but that doesn't bother me.

Peter

On 6/03/12 11:43, WayneM wrote:
> Thanks to David, William and Robert.
>
> The process is clearer now and I see that for my small business implementing
> this in double entry is like cracking walnuts with a battleship :-) This is
> into comparison with MS Money which has been a fine tool for my needs for
> about 15 years.
>
> I was thinking that moving to a more standard accounting tool might make my
> life easier. I see that GnuCash really seems to be a powerful accounting
> tool, but it seems much more than is needed in my case. If the business
> grows large I will review this again and see if the time is right to shift
> to a more powerful tool.
>
> Thanks for your input.
>
> Wayne
>
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