Zerp v1.4.6

v1.4.6 - 2026-09-07

Fixed

• Accounting reports added money up as floating point, so totals could be
  wrong. Every money column is stored to exactly two decimal places, so each
  amount is a whole number of cents, but the reports read them into floating
  point and summed those. Floating point cannot hold those values exactly, the
  error grows with the number of accounts, and the totals were then compared
  against a one cent tolerance: a ledger that genuinely balanced could be
  reported as unbalanced, and a real imbalance smaller than a cent was hidden
  by the same tolerance. Money is now added up as whole cents and compared
  exactly.

• Accounts holding a cent or less disappeared from the accounting reports.
  The same code skipped any balance at or under a cent, which left those
  accounts out of the report and out of its totals, so a one cent balance could
  make a trial balance fail to balance with nothing on screen to explain it.
  Every account with a balance is now listed, and only genuinely zero balances
  are left out.

  Both apply to the trial balance, the balance sheet, profit and loss, and the
  ledger reports. The year-end closing entry is included, which matters most
  because it writes its debit and credit totals onto a real journal entry.

Internal

• No change to the web app; this release pins the module version carrying the
  fix (zerp/double-entry v1.0.4).