Toshiba MA-136-100 SERIES - Manual (Page 34)

2. For TAX 2 Table programming, follow the same procedure in thide a sale)
1), 2), or 3) above, using the ITX2/MI instead of the ITXl/Ml.
3. If both TAX 1 and TAX 2 tables are programmed, the TAX 1 must
be set first. The TAX 1 table entry will automatically reset
both the TAX 1 and TAX 2 tables that have been programmed.
4. No second depression of the I ST I key is allowed within one
tax table programming.
SETTING NON-TAXABLE LIMIT AMOUNT (for a certain area only)
(Condition: after an AUTO SCAN RESET)
This may be programmed only when one tax modifier key ( I TX/M I ) is
installed. The tax levied when exceeding this limit amount will be
calculated by the TAX 1 table.
Mode Lock: SET Key Operation:
)9l—> ■ —>|Non-taxable Limit Amount[—»1AT/TL1
NOTES: 1. If this program has been set, the tax is calculated and added
to the sale total which exceeds the limit amount even when
the sale is entirely composed of non-taxable items,
2. To reset the limt amount once set, enter "0" in place of the
]Non-taxable Limit Amount] in the above operation.
3. This tax calculation program will be disregarded when the sale
total turns out to be negative.
ex.) In case the limit amount "$3.25" is set:
Case 1: Normal Department Entry; (Mode Lock: REG)
l326l->|non-taxable DEPT I-» IAT/TLI
... The entered amount $3.26 is greater than the
limit amount $3.25. It will therefore be taxed.
Case 2: Returned Merchandise Entry: (Mode Lock: REG)
IRTN MDSË1-»|326l^|non-taxable DEPT|->| AT/TL|
... The non-taxable total is negative. The tax
already levied will therefore not be returned.
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