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Well, it's Friday afternoon and this thread is already way off topic
so.
These are all good arguments in favor of (fanfare goes here)
www.fairtax.org
The European VAT system is pretty simple in concept ...
Trade
sort of third party application.
Vance Alspach
J L Industrial Supply
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RE: [U2] [OT] - Texas Sales Tax
Tom Dodds
Illinois don't talk to me about Illinois :-)
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We have integrated Taxware into our Unidata
Norman Morgan wrote:
Starting in January of next year, we will be collecting sales
tax for packages that we ship to Texas and was wondering if
someone would be willing to share (off-topic would be fine)
on how they figure out the correct tax for each city code.
Unfortunately we cannot go by
Some Russian taxes depend on things like which currency the bill is in
and what payment method is used to pay the bill. How they expect me to
know how the bill will be paid when I'm generating it I haven't yet
figured out :( I end up billing the tax and automatically adjusting the
bill when it is
: Friday, October 27, 2006 11:30 AM
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Subject: RE: [U2] [OT] - Texas Sales Tax
Some Russian taxes depend on things like which currency the bill is in
and what payment method is used to pay the bill. How they expect me to
know how the bill will be paid when I'm
Sales Tax
Illinois don't talk to me about Illinois :-)
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We have integrated Taxware
Look at vertexinc.com. They should have a product called vertex for sales tax.
Kevin King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Larry is right, logic has nothing to do
with taxes. Strategically,
I've found the best way to do tax calculations is to first assign
codes to different tax types and then group
Larry is right, logic has nothing to do with taxes. Strategically,
I've found the best way to do tax calculations is to first assign
codes to different tax types and then group these codes into a
collection for a specific spot on a map (i.e. geocode). Certain areas
will have city, county, state,
Starting in January of next year, we will be collecting sales
tax for packages that we ship to Texas and was wondering if
someone would be willing to share (off-topic would be fine)
on how they figure out the correct tax for each city code.
Unfortunately we cannot go by zip code and I
you may want to talk to ROI, I believe they support the Vertex tax software
www.roisyn.com
Rich
Caminiti, Marc wrote:
This is totally off topic and apologize for this.
Starting in January of next year, we will be collecting sales tax for
packages that we ship to Texas and was wondering if
There are probably lots of tax packages out there to do this. One that
I was using (on a mainframe) was Vertex. I believe Vertex has software
and databases for this. So, you basically call their routines with the
proper parameters and they return the tax to you.
Anthony
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you may want to talk to ROI, I believe they support the Vertex tax software
www.roisyn.com
Rich
Caminiti, Marc wrote:
This is totally
Tom Dodds wrote:
We interfaced to the Vertex package...
There is a company called AdValorem which has an MV interface to Vertex,
Taxware, and possibly other packages that specialize in identifying the
right tax values among jurisdictions.
See this link for contact info:
http://www.
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