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# Account declarations mockups
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# not compatible with existing ledger/beancount syntax, just notes
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# cf #217
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account # settings inherited by all accounts
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nosubs # by default disallow undeclared subaccounts
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account assets
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asset # assets and its subaccounts are asset accounts, by default
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account liabilities
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liability # this and subs are liability accounts
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account expenses
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expense # these are expense accounts
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account revenues
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revenue # revenue (income) accounts
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account equity
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equity # equity accounts
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account other assets # a special account, not one of the standard types
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# a shorter way to set the above account types.
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# The first five account names are the A/L/R/E/Q roots.
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account-roots assets liabilities revenues expenses equity other assets
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:checking
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real # this is a real-world account
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virtualsubs # subs are allowed, and will be considered virtual accounts
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:checking: # any subs of checking
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virtual # will be considered virtual
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:checking:* # using simple wild cards
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virtual
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:checking:.* # using regexps
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virtual
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:savings
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real virtualsubs # multiple keywords on one line
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:savings2
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real, virtualsubs # comma separator ?
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account assets:business:bank:wells fargo:business checking
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virtualsubs
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account assets:personal:bank:wells fargo:business savings
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virtualsubs
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account liabilities:personal:tax:federal:2014
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account expenses:personal:food
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account expenses:personal:food:dining
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account expenses:personal:food:groceries
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account expenses:personal:food:snacks
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######################################################################
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# v2 2015/7
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The optional `accounts` directive defines the valid high-level
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accounts for all subsequent transactions (until another accounts
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directive). Usually there is one of these at the start of a journal.
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Accounts are written in short indented form, similar to a tree-mode
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balance report.
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accounts
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assets
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liabilities
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equity
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income
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expenses
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Subaccounts of the listed accounts are permitted, but not siblings.
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In this example, assets:checking:food would be permitted but
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assets:cheking would not.
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accounts
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assets
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checking
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cash
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liabilities
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credit card
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equity
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income
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expenses
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With the `only` modifier, subaccounts are not permitted, so only the
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exact accounts listed are valid.
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accounts
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assets
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checking
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savings
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cash
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liabilities
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credit card
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equity
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income
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salary
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expenses
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food
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home
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transport
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health
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insurance
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recreation
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travel
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tax
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The order in which accounts are listed determines their display order in reports.
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The first five top-level accounts are assumed to represent the
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standard top-level accounting categories: assets, liabilities, equity,
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income (revenue) and expenses.
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