Chris writes:
> However such an approach restricts you to accurate accounting
> information on a monthly basis.
It works the same way if you post the tranfers daily. Then it's just
$.21918/day instead of $6.67/month.
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debit cash $80 and
credit prepaid income (a liability account) $80. It should then
transfer $6.67 from prepaid income to income each month.
In practice such a small transaction is likely to be treated as
completed immediately, but if the amount were $800,000 you'd want to do
it right
Brian writes:
> The real issue is: if the shipment is lost or damaged, who is
> responsible?
Whoever owns the goods at the time the damage occurs.
In practice I've always found that it works well to arrange for the act
of shipment to trigger invoicing.
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eral) I deal with do not interest themselves at all in what
accounting software I use. They merely require that I "keep records".
This was also the case in Minnesota and Michigan when I did business
there.
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Michael Richardson writes:
> If they were "exempt", then you'd never enter more than 40.
> (and you'd probably create a recurring transaction, right...
When I've worked on salary no hours were entered at all.
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> if nothing else.
That would work for me. "Apply tax automatically" would apply to most
invoices.
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Yes.
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> I had filed a request to have at least 7 digits available for
>accounts. That should enable a few sub-accounts!
Unfortunately it takes more than that.
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Joshua D. Drake writes:
> What features would you like to see in 2.0?
Subaccounts.
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Joshua D. Drake writes:
> Captcha is pretty common. It isn't discrimination.
It's common but it still discriminates against the blind. I don't know
what else to do, though. Maybe ask the user to solve a simple word
problem?
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in (I won't) I'd be very nervous
about outsourcing payroll. In any case I was just relaying what I've
been told: for my acquaintance in Chicago (and for several other people
I've suggested LedgerSMB to) lack of payroll is an absolute showstopper.
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Joshua D. Drake writes:
> I know many companies (mine included) that forgo the pain of payroll
> and have a service do it.
Sounds like much larger companies than I'm referring to.
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market segment.
I have an acquaintance in the Chicago area who would love to move all
his clients from QuickBooks to LedgerSMB. Both he and they would be
quite satisfied to have him handle installation and customization and he
is comfortable with Latex. He can't do it, though. They all nee
Joshua D. Drake writes:
> There is a large swath of users that (millions) that if built properly
> that we open up LedgerSMB to.
Only when it handles payroll (in fact there's a large swath of users
that supporting payroll would open LedgerSMB up to with no other
changes.
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ns. If some sort of
framework was in place (or at least explicitly planned) maybe support
for the tax rules would be forthcoming.
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I don't see payroll anywhere in the roadmap. Are there any plans? I
have no need for it but I know a consultant in Chicago who would love to
get all his clients off QuickBooks if only he could find a FOSS solution
with payroll.
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Starting in 2012 USA 1099 requirements will be extended to all entities
(including corporations) and to all goods and services. This means that
a typical small business will have to deal with hundreds of them. Are
there any plans for LedgerSMB to help with this?
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Luke writes:
> Is there any way to provide basic functionality similar to 1.2, and use
> all of this as an [optional] LSMB module?
I hope so. I have no need to deal with foreign currencies nor does
anyone I know.
Payroll, however...
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they want errors and bounces sent.
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just ab
lex way for them to compute the
price.
Example: cattle dealers in the US are required to collect $1.00 per head
purchased and remit it to the government [or did last time I sold cattle:
this may have changed].
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Markus writes:
> the difference between a tax and a tarrif is that taxes are a percentage
> and tarrifs are a flat amount, also tarrifs are typically collected for a
> specific purpose rather than general tax coffers.
Taxes of this sort are common in agriculture in the US.
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own a copyright.
> All rights reserved.
Under current copyright law this sentence has no legal significance.
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se can be made that on Linux, the responsibiloity for
> setting up the servers beyond some basic settings, should be the
> responsibility of the administrator.
It should be possible to set up a usable default configuration with at most
a few debconf quetions.
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John Locke wrote:
> I don't know enough about v3 to make an informed decision, so we're
> sticking to v2 for the time being.
It's presently under v2 or any later version.
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Ed W writes:
> One area though that I think is likely to drop out is that sales orders,
> sales invoices and sales quotes are all special cases of the same object.
Invoices are accounting transactions. Sales orders and quotes are not.
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ed to the user. I don't think that
it is really necessary to allow posted transactions to be altered anyway,
though. IMHO if you are doing that frequently there is something wrong
with your work flow.
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<http://www.ledgersmb.org/> says that 1.2.0RC3 has been released but the
download link takes me to 1.2.0RC1.
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> have that information if we find that we should go this route.
A policy-compliant Debian package could not do that.
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Chris Travers wrote:
> Currently the thinking is that we don't want to set the system up with
> default passwords which would allow anyone a window into accessing the
> applicaiton remotely. Making it "just work" on installation is
> unfortunately at odds with that idea.
On Linux that problem is
Here is a patch for the manual. In addition to doing some copy editing I
rewrote the section on double entry and added references to some Web sites.
patch.gz
Description: manual patch
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reset it.
Create a password on the fly during installation and mail it to root.
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name was not
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What are you trying to say here?
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Chris Travers writes:
> For now, direct people with development questions to this list.
I'll do that.
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Josh writes:
> Gnumeric used to have one.
Sure you don't mean Gnucash? They have a pretty good one.
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t; More likely, the real solution is going to be the beginnings of a real
> developer reference work including database schemas, API's etc.
Yes, eventually we should split the manual up. Right now, though, I'm just
doing some copy editing and bringing it up to date a bit.
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I'm collecting links to good explanations of double-entry bookkeeping for
the manual. Suggestions?
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The URL <http://www.metatrontech.com/ledger-smb-wiki?APIReference>, which
occurs in the manual section on customizing modules doesn't work
(unsurprisingly). What should I use instead?
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