> "calendar" allowed for the special date "year end". In other
> words, we could insert a date in between two (real) calendar
> dates that fell after the first but before the second. Think
> of it as a December 32 or a Jan 0
>
> Not an easy problem for GnuCash (no way of knowing what the
> user's "fiscal year" might be)
>
> Michael D Novack, FLMI
I am not an accountant but I disagree that the best solution is to create a
fake date or reserve a real date.
I realize my post was long but in short I believe the best solution is to have
the reports be smarter. It's not difficult (almost done in fact) and it avoids
the fiscal year problem you mention.
JT
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