fix(accounting): tax report cost side queried a non-existent column

The tax-report cost query selected inbound_documents.description, but that
column only exists on the 'expenses' table — inbound_documents has none. On
Postgres this threw 'column inbound_documents.description does not exist',
so the whole cost side failed with 'Costs could not be loaded'.

Use inbound_documents.invoice_number (an existing column, same descriptor
ledgerService surfaces) as the cost-row label instead. Expense rows still
use their real expenses.description column.
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Luca
2026-06-15 16:58:44 +02:00
parent 402dbde0a1
commit ab65a470a0
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@@ -233,7 +233,10 @@ async function loadCosts({ from, to, cur }) {
'inbound_documents.invoice_date',
'inbound_documents.created_at',
'inbound_documents.supplier_name',
'inbound_documents.description',
// inbound_documents has no free-text `description` column (that lives on
// `expenses`); use the supplier invoice number as the row descriptor so
// the cost side aligns with the expense rows without a phantom column.
'inbound_documents.invoice_number',
'inbound_documents.disposition',
'inbound_documents.tax_treatment',
'inbound_documents.status',
@@ -254,7 +257,7 @@ async function loadCosts({ from, to, cur }) {
source: 'incoming',
date: r.invoice_date || r.created_at,
supplierLabel: (r.supplier_name && String(r.supplier_name).trim()) || '',
description: r.description || '',
description: r.invoice_number || '',
eventName: r.event_id ? (r.event_name || '') : '',
disposition: r.disposition || '',
taxTreatment: r.tax_treatment || 'domestic',