Fix/bank sync bas (#1284)

* fix(year-end): stop revaluing FX items that were not on the balance sheet

The year-end close ran currency revaluation as an unconditional step before
the irreversible close, and the revaluation queried LIVE open invoices with
no date scoping. An invoice issued after balansdagen, settled before it, or
never booked at all was therefore revalued into the year being closed,
writing down a 1510/2440 that stood at zero. Because the entry lands inside
the same run that closes the period, the only remedy left was a rattelse in
the following year.

The population is now measured as of balansdagen, reusing the reconstruction
the reskontra reports already use (fetchPaymentsAsOf / outstandingAsOf): the
invoice_date ceiling is unconditional (post-dated invoices make the bug
reachable for a current period too) and the widening to 'paid' applies only
to a historical date, where a since-settled invoice was still open then.

Rows that carry no balance-sheet exposure are skipped per row rather than per
company: an unbooked registration is not on 1510/2440. Deliberately NOT keyed
on accounting_method, since BFL 5 kap 2 § 3 st requires kontantmetoden
companies to book their outstanding fordringar/skulder at balansdagen, and
those converted rows are genuine exposure that ARL 4 kap. 13 § must value.

The readiness warning stays ungated on purpose: an unbooked FX row is exactly
what deserves a warning, because /book still posts it into the year about to
close and lockPeriod/closePeriod then removes that remedy for good.

The wizard preview now lists the per-invoice revaluation rows it will post
instead of three aggregate numbers, so the user approves line-level content
before the close.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(bookkeeping): reach accounts outside BAS 2026 from a verifikat rattelse

A user could not move a verifikat line to konto 8022: the picker reported no
such account and offered no way forward. 8022 was dropped from BAS 2026 (it
is in BAS 2018), so it is a legitimate company-specific underkonto rather
than a catalog gap. Verified against the official bas.se kontoplan that our
BAS reference already matches BAS 2026, so 8022 is deliberately NOT added to
it: seeding a retired account would push it onto every company.

StrikeLinesDialog and CorrectionEntryDialog were the only account pickers in
the app that never passed onCreateAccount, so their combobox rendered a dead
empty state. Both now open AddAccountDialog prefilled, then refetch the chart
and select the new account on the initiating line, leaving the half-finished
rattelse intact.

AccountCombobox closed its dropdown on the fourth digit of any committed
number, which hid the empty state before it was ever painted and made the
create affordance unreachable for exactly the numbers that need it. It now
closes only when the number matches something, so focus still advances to the
belopp field for real accounts.

No change to posting rules: correct_entry_lines_inline validates chart
membership, not BAS membership, and account creation already required the
same write role.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(vacation): adjust vacation accrual calculations for mid-year hires and update related logic

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mattsson
2026-07-29 13:28:51 +02:00
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co-authored by Claude Opus 5
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commit 3bbf2a051b
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@@ -36,8 +36,10 @@ export interface SalaryCalculationInput {
semestertillaggRate: number
/** Work-schedule daily-rate divisor (arbetsschema-lite). Defaults to the
* legacy 21 (5-day week); callers with a part-time schedule pass
* dailyDivisor(workdays_per_week) from lib/salary/work-schedule. Used by
* the sammalöneregeln day valuation. */
* dailyDivisor(workdays_per_week) from lib/salary/work-schedule. Feeds the
* daily-rate absence paths only. Deliberately NOT the sammalöneregeln
* accrual: semestertillägg is a share of the monthly salary per vacation
* day and does not vary with workdays per week. */
dailyDivisor?: number
/** Växa-stöd */
@@ -545,19 +547,36 @@ export function calculateSalary(
})
} else {
// Sammalöneregeln (§16a): employee keeps regular salary during vacation
// + semestertillägg per day (min 0.43%, often 0.8% per CBA)
// + semestertillägg per vacation day (min 0.43%, often 0.8% per CBA)
// Accrual = tillägg only (salary cost is already in normal monthly expense)
// The liability (2920) for sammalöneregeln is the tillägg portion,
// since the base salary is expensed monthly regardless of vacation.
//
// The tillägg is a share of the MONTHLY salary per vacation day, never of
// the dagslön. Valuing it off a daily rate under-provisioned 2920 by the
// whole divisor, while absence-calculator.ts relieves that same 2920 at
// the correct monthly base when a day is taken, so the liability drifted
// further negative with every taken day.
//
// Only the month's earned share accrues. The full annual entitlement used
// to be booked in every single run; the two errors partly cancelled, which
// is why the monthly total looked plausible while both halves were wrong.
//
// Use baseSalary (degree-adjusted): a 50% part-timer's tillägg should be
// half a full-timer's, not the same.
const dailyRate = r(baseSalary / (input.dailyDivisor ?? 21))
const tillagg = r(dailyRate * input.semestertillaggRate * input.vacationDaysPerYear)
// half a full-timer's, not the same. The schedule divisor deliberately
// plays no part: semestertillägg does not depend on workdays per week.
const daysEarnedThisMonth = input.vacationDaysPerYear / 12
const tillagg = r(baseSalary * input.semestertillaggRate * daysEarnedThisMonth)
vacationAccrual = tillagg
steps.push({
label: `Semesteravsättning (sammalöneregeln, tillägg ${fmtPct(input.semestertillaggRate)})`,
formula: `dagslön × ${fmtPct(input.semestertillaggRate)} × semesterdagar`,
input: { daily_rate: dailyRate, semestertillagg_rate: input.semestertillaggRate, vacation_days: input.vacationDaysPerYear },
formula: `månadslön × ${fmtPct(input.semestertillaggRate)} × semesterdagar / 12`,
input: {
monthly_base: baseSalary,
semestertillagg_rate: input.semestertillaggRate,
vacation_days_per_year: input.vacationDaysPerYear,
days_earned_this_month: r(daysEarnedThisMonth),
},
output: vacationAccrual,
})
}
@@ -775,8 +794,6 @@ export function calculateVacationAccrual(params: {
vacationDaysPerYear: number
semestertillaggRate: number
vacationBasis: number
/** Arbetsschema-lite daily-rate divisor; legacy 21 when omitted. */
dailyDivisor?: number
}): { accrual: number; steps: CalculationStep[] } {
const steps: CalculationStep[] = []
@@ -811,15 +828,23 @@ export function calculateVacationAccrual(params: {
})
return { accrual, steps }
} else {
// Sammalöneregeln: tillägg per vacation day. Use vacationBasis as the
// degree-adjusted reference: callers must pass the part-time-adjusted
// monthly amount, never the raw full-time monthlySalary.
const dailyRate = r(params.vacationBasis / (params.dailyDivisor ?? 21))
const accrual = r(dailyRate * params.semestertillaggRate * params.vacationDaysPerYear)
// Sammalöneregeln: tillägg per vacation day, valued on the MONTHLY salary
// and accrued one month's earned share at a time. See the mirrored branch
// in calculateSalary for why neither a dagslön base nor the full annual
// entitlement belongs here. Use vacationBasis as the degree-adjusted
// reference: callers must pass the part-time-adjusted monthly amount,
// never the raw full-time monthlySalary.
const daysEarnedThisMonth = params.vacationDaysPerYear / 12
const accrual = r(params.vacationBasis * params.semestertillaggRate * daysEarnedThisMonth)
steps.push({
label: `Semesteravsättning (sammalöneregeln ${fmtPct(params.semestertillaggRate)})`,
formula: `dagslön × ${fmtPct(params.semestertillaggRate)} × semesterdagar`,
input: { daily_rate: dailyRate, rate: params.semestertillaggRate, days: params.vacationDaysPerYear },
formula: `månadslön × ${fmtPct(params.semestertillaggRate)} × semesterdagar / 12`,
input: {
monthly_base: params.vacationBasis,
rate: params.semestertillaggRate,
vacation_days_per_year: params.vacationDaysPerYear,
days_earned_this_month: r(daysEarnedThisMonth),
},
output: accrual,
})
return { accrual, steps }