0219-99 Whole dollar acctg for Personal Finances -

                                                                           


                           TO:    Interested Onliners                                                                                               FROM: Jim Bramer, Retired CPA-Auditor 
                                                                                                                                                                         FILE: 0419-99/01   

                           RE:   Whole Dollar Accounting for Personal Finance                                             Originated in August 2004                     


          Not long ago I learned that someone kept their books, or financial records,  in "Whole Dollars" only for an entire seven year period of time--- or they rounded up to the next dollar if 50 cents or more and disregarded the pennies if it was 49 cents or less.  Someone was not happy with that process,  so they re-processed all of the transactions for the entire seven years and the net difference was less than 20 cents.

           If you are going to do your personal bookkeeping by manually posting your Deposits, Checks and Credit Card purchases into the QuickBooks or Quicken software,  I believe that it is unnecessary to enter the pennies in each transaction.  If you need, from time to time, to move up or down a dollar to make the result closer to actual, then simply increase/decrease the last transaction.


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