GnuCash also lets you mark accounts as tax implicated and you can I think tie them to certain 'lines' or certain 'forms'. That's used for personal taxes as well.

I wasn't even thinking about the sales tax features for invoices/bills which is something entirely separate.

If simply marking the relevant accounts are not enough to get it onto a Tax Report, then yes, virtual type tracking will be needed.

Regards,
Adrien

On 3/16/22 5:09 PM, D. via gnucash-user wrote:
Adrien,

Overall, I think you're right, but I believe the tax features you're referring 
to are used to calculate taxes for a business? The issue with deferred income-- 
and this has been true for as long as I can remember-- is that when Joe Retiree 
takes money from their IRA, the IRS considers it income, and taxes it 
accordingly. But when Joe tries to enter the transfer from their IRA to their 
checking account in GnuCash,  it doesn't get treated as income, and there 
doesn't appear to Joe to be a straightforward way in GnuCash to make it into 
income that they can track for taxes. That is a decidedly different tax issue 
than the one you've mentioned, IMHO.

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