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STATE TABLE TAX CODE
IMPORTANT
a one
only procedure Once the code for the tax table has been
and entered
the register never
has to be repeated Please take the
to
the example
and familiar ze
the method of determining the code Then
using the worksheet on page 35
the appropriate amounts from your approved tax table and derive the corresponding code by simply
following the steps given
f
tax brackets Each consecutive tax bracket assigned tax which exactly
cent higher
that assigned to
previous tax bracket In our
example (See Page 34) a sale from Oc to
not taxed However n the next tax bracket a
sale from
to 370
taxed 1 c Likewise
the next tax bracket a sale from 38c to 620
taxed 20 The tax table progresses
a similar
form
The difference between the starting amounts of each consecutive tax bracket called a breakpoint Every tax table consists of a particular
sequence of breakpoints In our programming example (See Page 34) the difference between Oc and 15C
Thus 15
the first
breakpoint Likewise
difference between 150
380
Thus
the second breakpoint The breakpoints progress
a particular
sequence throughout the entire tax table It
particular sequence of breakpoints that
used to determine the programming code
The sequence of breakpoints
divided
Regular and Irregular patterns
tax tables repeat a pattern of regular breakpoints after a
lower irregular breakpoint pattern To determine the breakpoint patterns
first necessary to calculate the breakpoints
easily done
by using the worksheet on Page 35 Simply
Chart A
the amounts from your approved tax table Then calculate the breakpoints as
was previously explained and
them
on Chart B Continue to calculate the breakpoints until you have found the Regular repeat
breakpoint pattern
Please refer to our Programming Example Note the following
Breakpoints 15 23 25 25 25 30 36 34 30 Represent the Irregular pattern
Breakpoints 29 28 29 29 28 29 28 Represent the Regular repeat pattern
a check to ensure
the Regular repeat pattern has correctly been located add
the breakpoints
the pattern In most cases the
resulting number
a multiple
a
e $1
$2
a number
divide evenly
a dollar e 100 25c 500)
our programming example the breakpoints 29 28 29 29 28 29
200