Version: 4.5.3 (using KDE 4.7.4) OS: Linux I would like to see support for accounts in Budgets (in addition to income and expenses). This would enable forecasting category *and* account balances based on budget. Additionally, account budgeting is interesting for several reasons: - Accounts can differ strongly in liquidity: The account "Pension fund", e.g., can be pretty similar to an expense category from a budgeting point of view. - Accounts differ in interest rates: One may want to budget transactions for optimum interest - Tax reasons: Transfers to some accounts may be tax deductible in some countries (e.g., "Pension Fund") - ... This feature could - for example - be implemented as follows: In addition to the already present "Income" and "Expense" categories, there would be also a list of all accounts. Similar to income and expense, the user would set the total change (positive or negative) for each account. Of course, this adds a constraint: The sum over all posts in the budget needs to be zero (sum(income) - sum(expense) - sum(accounts) = 0). This could be handled, e.g., by automatically assigning the imbalance (if any) to a special category (such as "imbalance" or "uncategorized"). Reproducible: Always Expected Results: See details.
*** Bug 294327 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bug 294327 is certainly *not* a duplicate of this bug. Bug 294327 is a crash report of something called "Muon Software Center" and not related to KMyMoney budgeting.
It was just a typo. That bug is a duplicate of one that is one digit off from this one. I posted there, and it's been fixed. Unfortunately, when a duplicate is undone, the bug it is no longer a duplicate of appears not to be notified.