Steve Purcell <[email protected]> writes:
> In the UK, the tax year for personal income runs from April 6th, for
> historical reasons, so being able to generate both monthly *and*
> yearly summaries anchored to that date would be helpful, and is not
> (AFAIK) possible with ledger. Perhaps `—start-of-month` could
> therefore also be used to mark the yearly summary boundaries?
I'd be happy to have --start-of-month/year (I'm in the UK too) but I
generate my tax-year-to-date reports with (using emacs ledger-mode, but
this generalizes)
(add-to-list 'ledger-reports
'("tytd" "financial-reports %(ledger-file)
$(date +%Y-04-06 --date='today - 3 months - 6 days')
$(date +%Y-04-06 --date='today - 5 days + 9 months')"))
where "financial-reports" is a script which takes ledger file, begin, and
end dates.
Cheers,
Christophe
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