django-accounting
In the beginning God created man, and the costs followed afterwards.
Check the associated project Accountant, a concrete integration of the django-accounting application that you can deploy with one click to Heroku.
Requirements
Python 3.x
Django 1.7+
Features supported
with inspiration from already existing very good services (Xero, Freshbooks, etc)
Those crossed are not yet supported
Books
Estimating generate estimates that can lead to an invoice or not
Invoicing generate invoices
Billing share the maximum of logic with the invoicing system
Payments to track partial/complete payments of invoices and bills
ExpenseClaim for employees of organizations that used their personnal accounts
Dashboard / Current balance displayed the current balance
Dashboard / Overdued invoices & bills to track what’s late
Clients
Creation/Update
[STRIKEOUT:Deletion inform the user of the cascade deletion of invoices and bills]
Professional address specify the address on the client model
Linked to organization to implicitly create the bill when cross-invoicing between organizations
Reports
Profit and Loss to know how much you’ve collected, and how much you’ve spent
Tax Report to know how much you need to keep for taxes declarations
Payroll Report to know how much you need to keep for payroll taxes
Invoice details Report to understand the calculations that lead to the tax report and the payroll report
[STRIKEOUT:Expense claims Report to compute what the company owes to whom quickly]
Contact
License
Accounting is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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