Chris,
That definitely works!
Thanks to you, I have my very first project on GitHub.
the fork branch is available at
https://github.com/spandan888/bas-report/tree/GST-india-edits
I still need to create the 6 totals columns, which would come before the
bank remittance column
Total Output CGST
Or could you tell me how to modify the .scm file so that tax table rates
"Input 18", "Output 18", "Input 28", "Output 28" etc are also looked up by
name?
tried adding the names with the operator "and", but it just gives errors.
Regards,
Spandan Sinha
http://about.me/spandan
On Thu, 10 Aug
We have mutiple slabs - 0%, 5%, 12%, 18% and 28%.
So i have to make all these tax tables...
excluding the 0%, there would be 4 tables for each slab - let's take 18%
as an example - the slabs would be 9% INPUT, 9% OUTPUT, 18% INPUT and 18%
OUTPUT.
here the 18% is divided between the Centre
https://forum.manager.io/t/indian-gst-tax-code-tax-summary/10315
This seems to show exactly what my report produced :-)
And the attached chart of accounts seems to fit the bill.
Just make sure you assign the correct tax account per multisplit
transaction.
In my updated report you can merge all
Report is refined to show multiple tax accounts. This will be useful for
e.g. UKVAT normal and EC sales.
Tax column names are copied from the Account names.
Terminology changed from VAT/GST to generic 'tax' and TaxTables must use
'Input'/'Output' names.
Disabled zero-amount cells.
Technically it
Hi All
After many years of trying to hack scheme, I've finally been able to create
a custom report building on previous efforts by Doug Doughty. Report is
accessible in Report > Business > BAS/VAT Report.
I attach .scm file to be loaded into ~/.gnucash/config.user as usual, and
an example report
