International usage.

[Derek Atkins]

You can create the template by:

        File -> Export Accounts

to create the XML of the Chart of Accounts, and then hand-editing the
XML to make it look like a .gnucash-xea file.  Then send that file to
gnucash-patches (be sure you're subscribed first otherwise it wont get
through in a timely fashion).

-derek

gh <gh1000 at earthlink.net> writes:

> I have been in a similar situation (accounts defined by law, complex tax 
> interactions) and found GC very capable. It is, after all, a program based on 
> universal accounting principles. But, yes, you are right, it needs a big 
> effort to set the accounts just the way you wanted them to work (or are 
> required by law).
> Therefore I think that a template of accounts that conforms to the accounting 
> laws of any country is a great asset for GC.
> Maybe somebody else in the list can tell whom or how to contribute the 
> template.
> 
> gh 
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