Jan Schrage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That is, if you guys out there are interested, I am going to knock
> up something on matters of appreciation, depreciation and how to use
> them properly in gnucash. If anybody's interested, I'll also put
> together a short summary of German taxation issues related to those
> depreciation models.
This would be great.
> Since there is already a perl interface suitable for report
> generation I think it will be way more helpful if somebody who knows
> his local requirements for taxation issues knocks up a report
> generator suitable for his country and kind of business for
> inclusion with the distribution. That way, we get report models
> suitable for practical use. And they are more flexible than
> click-interfaces, too.
Actually, I think we're going to switch to using guile for the report
generation so we can drop the ePerl requirement and more fully
integrate reports, but we'll still support some sort of "template
file" mechanism, so you won't need to write scheme to create new
report types unless you want to do something really fancy. Linas and
I discussed this a little while ago but haven't done anything about it
yet.
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