Toshiba MA-68 SERIES User Manual
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S E T T I N G T A X T A B L E
The
MA-68
mode
1
can
calculate
tax
using
one
of
three
methods
of
tax
calculation,
which
can
be
set
in
the
programmable
memory.
The
three
methods are:
. 1. FULL-BREAK METHOD (OOMAINATION OF. NON-CYCLIC BREAKS AND CYCLIC BREAKS)
(Maximum 32 breaks programmable)
2. COMBINATION OF NON-CYGLIC BREAKS AND
X
RATE
3. % RATE ONLY
CONDITION I Afterareset
OPERATION; Control Lock: SET
Select one of the following three methods to meet your tax status:
1. FULL-BREAK METHOD
Non-cyclic Breaks
1)
Enter the first break point of price that is the non-taxable limit,
and depress j DP 1j (Taxable Department Key).
2)
Enter
the
next
break point of
price that is the limit to
collect
the tax amount 1^, and depress
I
DP 1\.
3)
Repeat
Step
2)
above,
with
alternating
each
limit
price
for
collecting tax amount of 2¿, 3(i, 4(i ... until the non-cyclic breaks
are all entered.
4) Depress fST| to end the non-cyclic break entries.
Cyclic Breaks
1)
Do
the
same
operation
as
in
Step
3)
above,
entering
each
limit
price
for
each
tax
amount
that
increases
by
1^,
followed
by
the
I
DPI
I
key.
Enter
the
last
price
so
that
the
difference
between
the
last
non-cyclic
break
price
already
entered
and
the
last
cyclic
once
will
be
a
multiple
of
one
dollar
($9.00
maximum).
Otherwise,
the tax calculation will not function correctly.
2)
Depress
1AT/TL
|
to
end
the
cyclic
break
entries
as
well
as
the
entire tax program.
2. COMBINATION OF NON-CYCLIC BREAKS AND
%
RATE
Non-cyclic Breaks
1)
Do
the
same
operation
stated
above
in
Method
1,
Steps
1)
through
4) of Non-cyclic Breaks.
% Rate
1) Enter the tax percentage rate above the non-cyclic breaks. (The
rate
is
entered
in
maximum
4
digits;
2
digits
above
the
decimal
and 2 digits below the decimal point.
For example, to set 4"4,
enter 400.)
2)
Depress
{AT/TL|
to
end
the
percentage
rate
entry
as
well
as
the
entire tax table program.
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