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Gap analysis to reach german market requirements #19328

Open wojosc opened 5 years ago

wojosc commented 5 years ago
wojosc commented 4 years ago

Numbers/Digits: In Germany we seperate the thousends with a dot and the decimal place as comma (instead of dot/point) eg 4.599,99 € https://discuss.erpnext.com/t/v12-1-6-decimals-in-currencies-not-working/53486/21

Seems to work now...

barredterra commented 4 years ago

Adresses are Street No, "second Adress line", Postalcode (5 digits or less), City. County is not commonly used.

https://github.com/frappe/erpnext/blob/develop/erpnext/regional/germany/address_template.html

mariotruss commented 4 years ago

@barredterra Is this in the core already?

barredterra commented 4 years ago

Yes!

I just added a fix: https://github.com/frappe/erpnext/pull/19828 , please let me know what you think.

barredterra commented 4 years ago

Minor issue: https://github.com/frappe/erpnext/issues/19855

barredterra commented 4 years ago

I created two pull requests to add the German CoA "SKR03":

Please upvote the one you like more and leave a comment why.

barredterra commented 4 years ago

Compliance to the GoBD, including this report, is a hard requirement in case any German company is supposed to do their accounting with ERPNext:

crescent28 commented 4 years ago

@wojosc Create a discuss post for community to contribute for this kind of requirements.

christf commented 4 years ago

GoBD is fairly easy when used in combination with a git repository that was configured for the purpose (no history rewriting on the master branch, each change creates a commit that is pushed on submet). Conversions to pdf actually do not help.

wojosc commented 4 years ago

In v13 there will be an immutable ledger. I think this will cover most of the requirements. I suggest to wait for that befor we proceed any further.

barredterra commented 4 years ago

@christf you are legally required to keep the PDF you sent to a business partner, unless you are able to reproduce it exactly in the future. We cannot reproduce it exactly, so we have to keep it.

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