GnuCash and Swedish accounting legislation

[Draug]

After some more research I discovered the day treshold option which 
effectively disables me to make any edits after some day, but seeing as 
this option is reversible I'm still not sure if this is an option. Is 
there anyone that has similar laws in their country and still manages to 
use GnuCash for their company, that could provide some input?

On 01/18/2016 09:18 AM, Draug wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For quite a while I've used GnuCash for the accounting of my company, 
> but recently I've come to question if it's legal to use GnuCash for 
> that purpose. According to Swedish accounting legislation, you are not 
> allowed to use accounting software that allows you to edit registered 
> transactions (where they use Excel as an example), which to my 
> knowledge is quite easy to do in GnuCash, even after reconcilation. 
> Swedish accounting legislation requires that every mistake is 
> corrected with another transaction, and that the mistake is left 
> intact in the records.
>
> Is there anything that I've missed that makes it possible to use 
> GnuCash in accordance with Swedish law? I really want to avoid 
> switching to some proprietary, cloud-based accounting software that 
> costs $12 a month to use.
>
> Yours sincerely,
> Draug
>
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