Dean

I think the title says it all

CrystalHacker

Can you describe the Canadian tax problem, just curious.

JoseM

Originally Posted by CrystalHacker

Can you describe the Canadian tax problem, just curious.

Here's a complete breakdown. 22 pages, but covers everything.

CrystalHacker

Besides the fact that Canadians seem to like lots of taxes and the benefits they provide, is there a calculation problem in D-Tools? Sometimes tax policy can get so complicated that very good accounting software has a difficult time keep up.

BlakeV

I thought we had the Canadian tax issue covered with our international settings?
Please detail what we are missing.

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paradigm

Originally Posted by CrystalHacker

Besides the fact that Canadians seem to like lots of taxes and the benefits they provide, is there a calculation problem in D-Tools? Sometimes tax policy can get so complicated that very good accounting software has a difficult time keep up.

We don't like the taxes, its something we put up with for the priviledge of having a a bloated beaurocracy of politicians, living large off the the taxpayer..

Originally Posted by paradigm

In Canada we have to deal with sillyness regarding PST(RST) and GST and whether or not line items are "builtin" or "funiture" as they are taxed differently. With 1 proposal for lowvoltage, lighting control , av wiring, Av equipment, control systems proposals for clients, the taxes always seem to raise eyebrows due to inconsistencies in how the taxes are presented in the quote and then in the invoice. the thought was then to do 2 quotes -1) for builtin in items such as inwall wiringing, terminations and 2)a separate quote for "furniture" items such as av gear, touchpanels, etc so that the tax is easier to understand, but if we have 2 proposals for essentially 1 system the one proposal is not going to have all the data required (wires/wire#s) to do the drawings... I hope the problem is clear. Any ideas on how to resolve this? Thanks in advance Paul