I have one more question regarding taxes. When I have one transaction with 2 or more splits with different taxes rates each, should the tab "Taxes" (the one above "Splits") be left empty?? I mean, I only have to insert the taxes on each split transaction but nothing at the root transaction?? Thanks

Ok, got it.
Thanks.

Just one more question to save my time.
Should I re-enter and "fix" all transactions that could be wrong (potentially all ones with empty tax columns on CSV files) or the updated version will recognize them automatically??

Thanks

Angeman wrote:Yes I'll submit the update to Apple.

Cool. Thanks.

I've worked on it and here is a new version that should work : http://we.tl/G1Gjivplgc Can you download it and enter some transactions with VAT like you usually do to confirm that everything works as you expect ? Many thanks for your quick response. Yep, it seems to be working fine now. Just I bit ...

I think the taxes are not reported correctly from the transaction to the underlying split so I'll look into it. Hi Angeman, I have downloaded and installed the new version 5.1.6 Unfortunately the same problem is still there. If I insert any taxes direct to "Taxes" rather than on the "Rate" box ...

Yep, the first option works fine.

Thanks a lot

Hi Angeman, I'm struggling to export transactions in many ways. My preferred format is CSV so I should easily open the file on Mac Numbers. The problem is that the "group separator" options don't include semicolon which I believe is the one that I need. I use the semicolon option on "CSV separator ...

Sorry it's not possible and would be quite complicated in current version but I'll think about it in future releases. Ok. So I'd like to suggest a "Back/Forward" button in case it's easier to implement. Being able to go back/forward to the previous window at the same position where you were, would ...

Hum, there is a problem about what I mentioned on the previous post.
When I insert the tax rate at the main transaction, all splits get the same rate.
This is not good because I have some splits with different tax rates.