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Sale Tax Based on Order Type
Philip Dirden 
     
7 months ago
I would like to see a video on applying Sales tax for four types of invoice orders
ie Taxable order, Taxable Web Order, Non-Taxable Web Order and Resale Order where the sales tax occasionally changes almost annually.
Sandra Truax  @Reply  
         
7 months ago
Expert Level 9 covers something similar to this:

Next, you will learn how to set up a similar relationship to calculate sales tax. Each customer can have their own sales tax rate (some are tax exempt, others out of the state, etc.). Each order can have its own sales tax rate based on the customer. This will set the sales tax for the line items. We'll also set up a system default values table so we can set the default sales tax rate for new customers.

To add another level of complexity, some products are taxable (computers) while others are not (a gallon of milk). We need to make our database smart enough to realize when to not calculate sales tax based on the product selected. You'll also learn about SQL ALIASes, and how to use the IIF function to display a "T" for taxable in the product combo box.

Access Expert 9
Philip Dirden OP  @Reply  
     
7 months ago
Thanks Sandra!
I reviewed Access Expert 8 and 9 but want to apply the sales tax to the individual invoice order type and need help with that.
Our product table is set up with to reflect if the item is taxable or not with the True/False box.

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