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Richard -Gilligan- Uschold wrote:
> Niklaus Giger wrote:
>
>> I was very busy in other projects so I never could really start the
>> german
>> translation, but that might change in the near future as starting
>> with this
>> year we really use gnucash for our bookkeeping. And my wife's
>> reactions are
>> not quite good, even if gnucash is still not as good as the best
>> macintosh
>> (swiss german) program CashBook we used. Unfortunately this program
>> was
>> totally broken starting with 1.1.2000.
>>
>> I am looking again at the german translation and have the following
>> questions:
>> de.po has 1448 entries in 1.4.10 but only 1032 in 1.5.x
>>
>> I think there are a lot of unnecessary entries in 1.4.10. It would
>> be nice to
>> get rid of them.
>>
>> I have the feeling that everything related to the TXF-report is
>> highly
>> US-specific as tax laws vary greatly from county to country (and
>> here in
>> Switzerland we even have 26 cantons with different tax laws). I
>> suggest
>> therefore to split country specifc entries into a different .po
>> file.
>
> This is correct, for the TXF export capability. But the general tax
> report is still applicable, though you would use any of the TXF tax
> categories.
Sorry, that's "you wouldn't use any of the TXF tax categories"
>>
>> Regards.
>> --
>> Niklaus Giger
>> Wieshoschet 6
>> CH-8753 Mollis
>> ngiger@mus.ch Tel. + 41 55 618 64 68, Private + 41 55 612 20 54
>>
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Richard -Gilligan- Uschold wrote:
Niklaus Giger wrote:
I was very busy in other projects so I never could
really start the german
translation, but that might change in the near future as starting with
this
year we really use gnucash for our bookkeeping. And my wife's reactions
are
not quite good, even if gnucash is still not as good as the best macintosh
(swiss german) program CashBook we used. Unfortunately this program
was
totally broken starting with 1.1.2000.
I am looking again at the german translation and have the following
questions:
de.po has 1448 entries in 1.4.10 but only 1032 in 1.5.x
I think there are a lot of unnecessary entries in 1.4.10. It would be
nice to
get rid of them.
I have the feeling that everything related to the TXF-report is highly
US-specific as tax laws vary greatly from county to country (and here
in
Switzerland we even have 26 cantons with different tax laws). I suggest
therefore to split country specifc entries into a different .po file.
This is correct, for the TXF export capability. But the general tax
report is still applicable, though you would use any of the TXF tax categories.
Sorry, that's "you wouldn't use any of the TXF tax categories"
Regards.
--
Niklaus Giger
Wieshoschet 6
CH-8753 Mollis
ngiger@mus.ch Tel. + 41 55 618 64 68, Private + 41 55 612 20
54
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