PracticalTax: A tax preperation program

[Derek Atkins]

Well, you can always try to import the .txf that gnucash created
from the tax report.  What else would you like/need?

-derek

jay <jay@linuxtax.com> writes:

> Hello Gnucash developers,
> We have been working on a tax preperation software that runs under Perl, named 
> Practical Tax. We have almost finished with the basic calculations of the 
> main 1040. The initial UI is created with Perl::Tk. What we've accomplished 
> so far is the ability to send the output to a XML file, we've tried to keep 
> with the XML/OFX standards. We have also created a way to do the printing of 
> the information into a pdf file, using the IRS's own 1040 tax forms for 
> templates.
> The main question is: how can we import the information given from Gnucash? 
> Any ideas or suggestions?
> Our site is <http://linuxtax.com> and the project cvs site is at 
> <http://tenforty.sorceforge.net> 
> Jay Scherrer
> jay@linuxtax.com
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