I have asked before and am still trying to find a decent accounting program for Linux/Ubuntu. Not a checkbook program but something for small business accounting. I need to generate year end tax reports and things like a P&L
I have been struggling with Gnucash for years. The program is generally OK but the transactions importer is a nightmare. It adds hours of work to balancing accounts, due to things like mis-categorized transactions, transactions not being imported, and erasing already cleared transactions. And support is difficult to get, the mailing list is only occasionally helpful.
I have searched multiple times and the list of software only reflects Checkbook programs. I am looking for an alternative, not cloud based. If someone has a suggestion of ANY kind, I would appreciate it.
I use mmex (Money Manager Ex) downloadable from the Ubuntu Software Center.
I don't use it in a business environment but in a private capacity to handle multi-currency accounts (GBP + Euro) which it does really well.
There are good reporting facilities within the program and I am certain that it can be used to good effect. Sadly not double entry book keeping as a paid business accounting system would be but effective all the same.
There are options as to where the data can be saved - either local drive or (as in my case) Dropbox but the main thing is, the program set is located locally, not in the cloud.
There are options to export the data and it wouldn't take too much effort to export the data to a spreadsheet to provide a Balance Sheet and P&L leaving you more in control of your reuirements.
There's loads of accounting software for Linux out there. This webpage should provide at least one suitable accounting package, which isn't all 'checkbook'.
idempiere and dolibarr is ERP but they have proper account maintenance and all the reports that you might be needing .