How to get tax table value for invoice report?
Mike Evans
mikee at saxicola.idps.co.uk
Tue May 25 15:26:45 EDT 2010
On Tuesday May 25 2010 16:43:04 Derek Atkins wrote:
> Valdis Vītoliņš <valdis.vitolins at odo.lv> writes:
> > I need to get name of Tax table name (because I have tax value in name)
> > http://code.gnucash.org/docs/HEAD/structGncTaxTable.html
> > Or better should be concatenated tax table name, entry amount and type
> > (e.g. VAT 21%, or VAT 10%)
> > http://code.gnucash.org/docs/HEAD/structGncTaxTableEntry.html
> >
> > Usually we don't need to sum different tax table entries in one general
> > tax, so dealing with
> > several entries is hypothetical case and is important only for
> > localizations.
> >
> > (Or, if I could choose which entry to use from several, I could define
> > one tax table "VAT" with entries 0%, 10%, 21%)
>
> Well, really your only option is the tax table name... Keep in mind
> that you can have multiple tax table entries on a single tax table (for
> multiple taxes, like GST+PST). If you want to list the actual
> percentages and accounts then you need to extract the list of tax table
> entries and then enumerate them..
>
> Personally I'd recommend just using the tax table name.
>
> -derek
Looking at this, I assumed that checking "show individual taxes"
would generate a list of totals for any sales taxes I'd defined however, I get
a tax row showing the aggregation of all the taxes no matter what option I
check. Is this correct? I'd assumed ( yes I know ) that I'd get a row for
each type of tax applied, so for the UK, I'd see the totals for all items
taxed at 10% then another row for all the items taxed at 17.5%. I'm not sure
what the intended behaviour is. Personally I'm below the VAT threshold so
this is is of no matter to me, just curious. The fix I posted does show the
appropriate tax for the line correctly but the "show individual taxes" thing
puzzles me.
Mike E
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