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An error occurred while saving the comment J & N commentedAs a temporary work-around, not the ideal solution but gets close enough for government tax filing reporting.
I've managed to add a simple equation to parse the total tax back into 2 separate taxes for GST & QST.
Just multiply by the tax amount divided by total tax amounts.
eg: GST + QST = 5% + 9.975% = 14.975%
therefor total GST = total taxes collected * 0.33388982 for my GST and
TOTAL QST = total taxes collected * 0.66611018 for my QST.That is only assuming receipt was was transacted in Quebec.
As a developer myself, this should be simple to put into the report with accurate totals.
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An error occurred while saving the comment J & N commentedAs a an online HTML view, rather than an XLS view.
I need to constantly convert the XLS to CSV to properly read the report.
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ran into this scenario already.
Accountant needs to verify a book keepers entry. Or book keeper needs to verify the owners entry for the accountant, etc...
Just a verify of the reciept was uploaded is not enough.