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  1. Resurrect the old Tax Report format

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    Greg Sheppard commented  · 

    I'm in Australia

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    Greg Sheppard commented  · 

    John,

    There IS no (longer?) a "Tax Report Only -- No TXF Export" option. The one and only is the "Tax - TXF" one.

    I guess I'll have to fiddle a bit more and try to come up with a report that works...

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    Greg Sheppard commented  · 

    Thanks for the response.

    I have two files that hopefully demonstrate the difference. If you can give me an email address I'll send them to you, as I cannot see how to upload them here.

    I am currently running ver 2-6-4 R79bdcf1+ built 01 Oct 14 under Fedora 20.

    I can only get a ‘sensible’ Tax report with ver 2-2-4 R16997M built 13 May 08 that I am
    running with CentOS 6.3 in avirtual machine.

    I have tried to persevere with the current tax report, but the options for assigning
    categories are too foreign to be useful.

    I have assigned my expenses and income to various accounts/sub-accounts and
    previously had simply to declare them ‘tax related’ by clicking a box and the report
    printed perfectly and gave me all the information needed by my accountant.

    I tried to load the older report format, using the instructions given in one of the guides,
    but all it did was break GnuCash - it refused to load until I removed the imported
    report. I just want to be able to produce a 'plain' report filtered on tax-related
    accounts.

    I appreciate any advice on work-arounds that you can give.

    Regards,--
    Regards,

    Greg Sheppard
    0429 943 886

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