An open-source java accounting application that embeds OpenOffice and utilizes MySQL or OpenOffice's HSQLDB to create and administrate invoices, credit memos, delivery notes, bills etc.
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- invoicing via embedded openoffice.org
- data storage in embedded HSQLDB
- HBCI (german chipbanking) support for accounting, invoicing and credit memos
- export to winston (enables electronic VAT announcements for germany)
- build-in german translation
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I'm using GnuAccounting for writing and tracking my invoices. Works great.
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