On Sunday 06 April 2008, Omer Zak wrote: > If we are at this subject, can anyone, who has experience with using > GNUCash in Israel, write an HOWTO about configuring GNUCash to meet the > needs for micro-business accounting in Israel? > > Sample questions: > 1. How to set up things so that VAT will be automatically calculated and > credited to a VAT account?
I have asked and searched the manuals and FAQs but could not find a way to conveniently automatically calculate VAT. However, since it is quite convenient to make calculations for each cell, I do it manually every time. I split VAT to "Liabilities:VAT Payments" and "Expenses:VAT". I use the Liability Account for VAT payments, crediting it when I am liable, and debit it when I pay to VAT authorities. The manual method also lets me decide which portion of the VAT I move to "Liabilities:VAT payments" and which to "Expenses:VAT". > 2. How to get the accounts notarized (or whatever) by a CPA? > I just would like to know *which* reports should I send to the accountant. I don't expect him to use Gnucash or accept QIF/whatnot format files. --y > --- Omer > > On Sun, 2008-04-06 at 09:07 +0300, Yuval Hager wrote: > > Hi list, > > > > It's that time of year again (for submitting fiscal reports). This year I > > have everything under gnucash though! > > > > I was wondering what is the best way to file the reports to the > > accountant. Assuming he does not know or care about the software - What > > reports should I create and send to him? I know Gnucash reports are US > > oriented, and have no idea which ones apply to Israel. -- Yuval Hager [T] +972-77-341-4155 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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