Re: Different Tax levels
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texte = We have the same problem here in New Zealand - the tax and WebCat problems :) - but this is how we got around it (if any body knows a more efficient - please tell me):In New Zealand we have a tax called GST (goods & services tax) of 12.5% on all goods and servicesProduct: $[PRICE] Freight: $[FREIGHT] GST Total: $[format .2f][math]gstTOTAL=([PRICE]+[FREIGHT])*0.125[/math][/format] Grand Total: $[format .2f][math][PRICE]+[FREIGHT]+gstTOTAL[/math][/format]Instead of the 0.125 you could place a [include] with a [lookup] that returns the tax code based on the items [PRODUCT_TYPE] or something... Let me know how it goes.I don't know how your tax system works in Italy, do you include the tax in a quoting price? or do you add it on at the end? We don't include the tax until the end.Cheers _________________________________________________________________ Simon Buchanan, Web-Admin, Multiple Zones NZ Ltd (MacZone/PCZone) mailto:webadmin@webzone.net.nz http://www.zones.co.nz hotline://hotline.zones.co.nz chat-handle:GREMin _________________________________________________________________ DEVELOPMENT SITE: http://www.zones.co.nz/mall.tmpl _________________________________________________________________---------- >From: Filippo@znort.it (Filippo Bellotti) >To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >Subject: Different Tax levels >Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 9:38 PM >>Here, in Italy, we have different tax percentage depending on the kind of product: i.e., hardware is >20% (yes, 20!), software or books 16% or less (avoid any comment, thank you!). >So I need to use a custom variable and to add a lot of calculations to manage taxes. >Any suggestion or forthcoming solution? > >Best Regards > >Filippo Bellotti >filippo@znort.it > >Silene srl >via Volvera, 6 >10141 Torino - Italia >+39-11-38.33.083 tel >+39-11-38.33.164 fax >http://www.silene.it > > > > >
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We have the same problem here in New Zealand - the tax and WebCat problems :) - but this is how we got around it (if any body knows a more efficient - please tell me):In New Zealand we have a tax called GST (goods & services tax) of 12.5% on all goods and servicesProduct: $[PRICE] Freight: $[FREIGHT] GST Total: $[format .2f]
[math]gstTOTAL=([PRICE]+[FREIGHT])*0.125[/math][/format] Grand Total: $[format .2f]
[math][PRICE]+[FREIGHT]+gstTOTAL[/math][/format]Instead of the 0.125 you could place a
[include] with a
[lookup] that returns the tax code based on the items [PRODUCT_TYPE] or something... Let me know how it goes.I don't know how your tax system works in Italy, do you include the tax in a quoting price? or do you add it on at the end? We don't include the tax until the end.Cheers _________________________________________________________________ Simon Buchanan, Web-Admin, Multiple Zones NZ Ltd (MacZone/PCZone) mailto:webadmin@webzone.net.nz http://www.zones.co.nz hotline://hotline.zones.co.nz chat-handle:GREMin _________________________________________________________________ DEVELOPMENT SITE: http://www.zones.co.nz/mall.tmpl _________________________________________________________________---------- >From: Filippo@znort.it (Filippo Bellotti) >To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >Subject: Different Tax levels >Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 9:38 PM >>Here, in Italy, we have different tax percentage depending on the kind of product: i.e., hardware is >20% (yes, 20!), software or books 16% or less (avoid any comment, thank you!). >So I need to use a custom variable and to add a lot of calculations to manage taxes. >Any suggestion or forthcoming solution? > >Best Regards > >Filippo Bellotti >filippo@znort.it > >Silene srl >via Volvera, 6 >10141 Torino - Italia >+39-11-38.33.083 tel >+39-11-38.33.164 fax >http://www.silene.it > > > > >
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