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Title: gnucash -- simple single-user accounting program
Version: 1.4.9
Entered-date: 18JUN99
Description: GnuCash is a personal finance manager. A check-book like
register GUI allows you to enter and track bank accounts,
stocks, income and even currency trades. The interface is
designed to be simple and easy to use, but is backed with
double-entry accounting principles to ensure balanced books.
Features include:
- An easy-to-use interface. If you can use the
register in the back of your checkbook, you
can use GnuCash. Type directly into the register,
tab between fields, and use quickfill to
automatically complete the transaction.
- Reconcile window with running reconciled
and cleared balances makes reconciliation easy.
- Stock/Mutual Fund Portfolios: Track stocks
individually (one per account) or in portfolio
of accounts (a group of accounts that can be
displayed together).
- Multiple Currencies & Currency Trading: Multiple
currencies are supported and can be bought and
sold (traded). Currency movements between accounts
are fully balanced when double-entry is enabled.
(Some aspects of mutiple currency support are not
fully implemented.)
- Quicken File Import: Import Quicken QIF style files.
QIF files are automtically merged to eliminate
duplicate transactions.
- Reports: Display Balance Sheet, Profit&Loss reports,
or print them as HTML.
- Chart of Accounts: A master account can have a hierarchy
of detail accounts underneath it. This allows similar
account types (e.g. Cash, Bank, Stock) to be grouped
into one master account (e.g. Assets).
- Split Transactions: A single transaction can be split
into several pieces to record taxes, fees, and
other compund entries.
- Double Entry: When enabled, every transaction must
debit one account and credit another by an equal amount.
This ensures that the "books balance": that the
difference between income and outflow exactly equals
the sum of all assets, be they bank, cash, stock or other.
- Income/Expense Account Types (Categories):
These serve not only to categorize your cash flow,
but when used properly with the double-entry feature,
these can provide an accurate Profit&Loss statement.
- General Ledger: Multiple accounts can be displayed
in one register window at the same time. This can
ease the trouble of tracking down typing/entry errors.
It also provides a convenient way of viewing a
portfolio of many stocks, by showing all transactions
in that portfolio.
- Written in C, with perl and scheme support for easy
configuration and extensibility.
Keywords: X11 Accounting Finance double entry
Author: rclark@cs.hmc.edu (Robin Clark)
Maintained-by: linas@linas.org (Linas Vepstas)
Primary-site: ftp://ftp.gnucash.org/pub/gnucash/sources/stable/
3463kB gnucash-1.4.9.tar.gz
Platforms: Linux/Unix/X Windows/Gnome/Gtk/Sparc/Intel/PowerPC
Copying-policy: GPL
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