Cash Based Reports

[Derek Atkins]

Hi,

Newto Gnucash <newtognucash at gmail.com> writes:

> I have just moved from MYOB to GnuCash.  My company reports GST on a
> cash basis, rather than accrual basis.  I understand that GnuCash
> works on an accrual basis, but in my trawling through mailing list
> archives, etc. I have noticed comments on the need for a report that
> will show income and expenditure for a period on a cash basis rather
> than accrual.  Has there been any progress made on this?  Or has

The business features (Invoicing, etc) work on an accrual basis.  But
nothing says you have to use them.  If you don't then you can be
completely cash.  If, however, you DO use the invoice features, then
yes, you'll need to manually map outstanding invoices to convert from
Accrual to Cash, and no, GnuCash does not yet have that functionality.

> anyone made one for themself that they are happy to share?  What I'm
> after is preferably something similar to the MYOB GST-Detail-Cash
> report.  That would group the period's income and expenditure
> according to tax codes (i.e. tax tables),  It would show the total
> amount spent/received on each transaction it was reporting, and
> separately show how much GST (if any) had been collected or paid on
> the transaction.
>
> If anyone could help with this I would be very grateful.
>
> GnuCash Australian User

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-derek

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