Sanyo ECR-238 - Page 15

Tax Table Look-Up with Percent Add-On
(Mixed Tax Table)
In the following tax schedule you can find that a tax
amount for the sales over $2.17 can be calculated by
multiplying 5.3%. This kind of tax schedule may be
called a Tax table look-up with % add-on. The area of
which sale amount is less than $2.17 is called as an
irregular area.
Key Sequence
<P mode>
(nnnn2nc)--SHIFT 1--(aaaaaa)--[% 1]--(bbbb)--[RECD ACCT]
SHIFT 2
(bbbb)--[RECD ACCT]
[#/NS]
nnnn = A maximum 4-digit tax exemption limit.
If a purchased taxable amount is less than
this limit, tax will not be charged.
r = Rounding selection (0~2)
0: Rounding up to the next penny if the
fraction is five or more.
Round down if the fraction is four or less.
1: Always round up to the next penny.
2: Always round down, dropping the fraction.
xx = Boundary value ; The first tax amount of the
regular area.
aaaaaa = Percent rate x 10000
bbbb = Break point ; The lowest sales amount for
each tax up to the first lowest amount of the
regular area.
Tax Table Look-Up
In the following sample, no tax is charged on amounts
less than $0.11 and after in tax is imposed at a rate of
$0.01 per tax break point. Looking down the cents of
sales amount, you will see the pattern of repetition.
The first repetition begins at $1.07 where tax is $0.09
and ends at $1.94 where tax is $0.16. The first
amount, $0.09 is called a boundary value. The area
before the first pattern of repetition is called as a
irregular area.
Key Sequence
<P mode>
(repeat]
2 nen Ree.
nnnn = A maximum 4-digit tax exemption limit. If a
purchased taxable amount is less than this
limit, tax will not be charged.
r = Rounding selection (0~2)
0: Rounding up to the next penny if the
fraction is five or more.
Round down if the fraction is four or less.
1: Always round up to the next penny.
2: Always round down, dropping the fraction.
xx = Boundary value ; The first tax amount of the
regular area.
bbbb = Break point ; The lowest sales amount for
each tax up to the first lowest amount of the
regular area.
rm
SHIFT |
(nnn dr XX}
SHIFT 2
VAT (Value Added Tax’
This is the tax mode used in Europe. The price of the
item is called gross price, and is composed of the
merchandise price and the tax. In this case, tax
calculation will be performed by the multiplication
between the taxable amount and the programmed
percent rate. The percent to be programmed should
be calculated from the percentage to net price in
advance.
Key Sequence
<P mode> (nnnn8r00)--SHIFT 1--(aaaaaa)--[% 1]--[#/NS]
(nnnn8r00)--SHIFT 2--(aaaaaa)--[% 1]--[#/NS]
(nnnn&r00)--SHIFT 3--(aaaaaa)--[% 1]--[#/NS]
nnnn = A maximum 4-digit tax exemption limit. If a
purchased taxable amount is less than this
limit, tax will not be charged.
r = Rounding selection (0~2)
0: Rounding up to the next penny if the
fraction is five or more.
Round down if the fraction is four or less.
1: Always round up to the next penny.
2: Always round down, dropping the fraction.
aaaaaa = Percent rate x 10000
Example : Tax rate 5.5% to Net Price.
$100.00 sia... Net Price.
$5.50 (5.5%)... Tax imposed.
In VAT mode, $105.00 is entered as a
amount of a merchandise.
8000---SHIFT---55000---% 1---#/NS
NOTE :0 ~ 99.9999 % can be entered as a percent rate.
10. CONFIRMATION OF PROGRAM
(X mode only)
Key Sequence
<X mode> = (1)--ST ALL--[DEPT. key]--[#/NS]
All PLU program
Key Sequence
<Xmode> _ (1)--ST ALL--[PLU]
Individual PLU program
Key Sequence
<X mode> = (1)--ST ALL--(PLU code)--[PLU]--[#/NS]
Transaction key program
Key Sequence
<X mode> = (1)--ST ALL--[CASH]
Key Sequence
<X mode> [SHIFT 1], [SHIFT 2], [SHIFT 3]--[#/NS]
% Rate Program
Both the percent rate(%1, %2) will be printed out.
Key Sequence
<Xmode> [% 1]
Key Sequence
<Xmode> (2)--ST ALL
PRINT LINE ELIMINATION