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Hi everyone, we know this remains a highly important request, and we appreciate the volume of detail you’ve shared around billing, delivery and contact management workflows in this idea.
As shared in our last update - our team has been progressing the next phase of work needed to bring this more meaningfully into invoicing.
We know many of you are looking for clearer timing, and while I’m not able to confirm a release date at this stage, I do want to reassure you this remains an active area of work for our product teams.
We’ll continue to return here with further updates as we move through the next stages. Thanks again for your patience and for continuing to share the workflows that make this so important.
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Appreciate the conversations here. The other idea linked in this conversation that we delivered on was the ability for information to flow from the Trust Return(TRT) to Individual Returns(ITR) which is facilitated with the Trust Income Schedule.
We appreciate wanting to see further improvement in this space, and this is something we have intentions of looking at in the future, however we don’t have any timeframe right now. I’ll be sure to share any news with you all here.
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Mellissa Matchett
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I can't believe this isn't automatic. There is so much in Xero tax that is either double entry or just doesn't work how it should. Very disappointing overall.
Mellissa Matchett
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46 votes
Hi everyone, we’ve been following the conversation around how Xero calculates leave request hours for salaried employees. As you’ve mentioned, the current calculation based on the working days in a month isn't hitting the mark for everyone.
We understand some of you would prefer an alternative calculation method and are manually adjusting leave requests so they reflect the exact amount of hours in a day.
While this feature isn't currently on our roadmap, we see the logic in your request. We've shared this idea with the product team and moved it to Accepted. We’ll keep you posted right here if anything evolves.
An error occurred while saving the comment Mellissa Matchett
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Yes another way Xero has let us down unfortunately. We are sadly starting to wish we'd never moved to Xero Practice Manager.
Mellissa Matchett
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295 votes
Hi team, we’ve seen a lot of support for this idea, and acknowledge why you’d like a simple way of reflecting if part of a fixed asset is used privately.
As Xero doesn’t currently offer a built-in way to allocate depreciation between business and private use I wanted to re-highlight from our last update how this can be recorded -
Currently you could post manual journals to record the private use apportionment of a Fixed Assets depreciation.
If you're using Fixed Assets in NZ it's possible to set up an asset and apportion a % for private use. However, it's important to note that it's not possible to apportion the private use depreciation of an asset prior to using Xero. In this case when you sell the asset a manual journal may be needed to correctly state the private use.
At this time, we want to be upfront that our…
An error occurred while saving the comment Mellissa Matchett
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Come on Xero, for goodness sake, get on with it and get this done. We just bought a substantial number of clients over to XPM and we find out after that that your asset register is actually useless for a lot of our clients. You promote this as the goto software for accounting practices so how about you make it so!
Mellissa Matchett
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Please give us an update that actually has some detail in it, including:
1. Why it is so hard to put back what was already there and taken away?
2. Why has it taken since February for this to 'progress to the next phase'?
3. This is the top requested feature so why has it been completely ignored?
We now have a client that requires over 90 entities to have their addresses changed and we have to do it one by one. Absolutely not good enough!