Thanks John,
My ability to code is ... underdeveloped. So, writing an RFE and
submitting that is a way to go for me. Thanks.
As for payroll, I have been doing payroll in one form or another for
close to 30 years and can do a Canadian payroll for a small number of
staff with Gnucash - but being able to print a paystub after entering
payroll into a voucher can greatly simplify that process.. Having to,
again, do payroll is something that came up in an agreement to help a
First Nation development group that is floundering. The payroll is for
me and others that I may need to employ in my charity to help out.
Thanks again, Richard
On 7/24/26 10:39, John Ralls wrote:
The person who wants the feature (i.e. you) write the RFE by submitting an
enhancement request on our bug tracker (for which you’ll need to request a
userid). As Adrien pointed out, it’s not likely that any of the core devs will
take it up unless it really is simple, so the fastest way to get the changes
you want is to code them up and submit a pull request on Github; if you do that
then no enhancement request is needed.
As a general statement, though, payroll in most places is not at all simple,
and doing it wrong can get you into very serious legal trouble. You’d be much
better off switching to a project like Odoo that really is an all in one
business platform (GnuCash isn’t) or contracting it out to a payroll processor.
Regards,
John Ralls
On Jul 24, 2026, at 05:46, J. Richard Herbert <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for keeping this going.
What I see is that vouchers work great for expense vouchers, but the also can
work great for payroll while providing a paystub by using a saved report to
print the payroll voucher as a paystub. For the paystub to be a professional
looking, there needs to be a few minor tweaks to Gnucash so that a saved a
Paystub Report can be used with a voucher to function for payroll - including
using duplication of a previously posted payroll voucher to quickly handle
payroll. Large companies have dedicated payroll systems, but small companies
still use an all-in-one program [Gnucash] to handle their bookkeeping and
payroll.
Who does the RFE?
On 7/23/26 17:36, flywire wrote:
Michael Novack
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2026-July/121205.html wrote:
How hard might depend on familiarity with "functional" computer languages as opposed
to "procedural" languages.
No. Based on Richard's explanation, my offer is to
usehttps://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Custom_Reports#Introduction "The focus is onenough
understandingto change (hack) existing reports."
I agree with Adrien -
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2026-July/121197.html to set
up a RFE. I'm not going to do C++ code but with enough detail I'd look at
tweaking a report.
RFE needs:
1. Sample GnuCash book and instructions to generate report, especially
important for someone like me with no familiarity of this functionality
2. Requirements (as listed in posts)
3. Hopefully, identify specific report to change
Report Bugzilla link back to this list
Regards
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