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> rules depend on countries.
> In switzerland a pro-forma is an official document transcripted in
> accounting. In France it is equal to draft [so far]
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> We should gather all requirements, as you do below, and adopt the common
> part to all accountings, + code in localization the additional per
> country rules.
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> Hi Dominique.
I recommend to allow a pro forma invoice to be generated, as many
businesses have this requirement for different purposes. I would discourage
from attempting to collect all national tax regulation schemes for the pro
forma, as this will create an enormeous work load and a huge problem to
keep these rules updated later on in Tryton.
Cheers,
Denis
