On 7/25/2018 2:06 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
R..... but the short answer is, no, there is no (and probably won’t ever be)
any payroll module or features. Unfortunately, the jurisdictional requirement
nightmare to comply with every nuance across the entire planet is beyond the
time and resources of the small development team.
However, GnuCash can handle the payroll accounting entries and even print the
checks. (with vouchers if you’re up for some finagling)
You’ll have to calculate the deductions from gross separately in some other
software first though. The most common suggestion I’ve seen is to setup a
spreadsheet with the proper deduction rates and you just fill in the gross.....
But that is ONLY if there is an insistence on monolithic design. What
might not be beyond the capabilities of the development team is to
introduce a facility for gnucash to accept FEEDS (from external
components). Once that capability is present, it would be possible for
OTHER teams to come into existence to create POS and Payroll systems <<
both of those have jurisdiction dependencies so might well be just for
this or that jurisdiction >> that would interface with gnucash and other
external facilities like "inventory" which would be more likely
universal << not jurisdiction dependent >>
However I've always been on the modular side in the great monolithic vs
modular debate.
Michael D Novack
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