JPH034396A - Electronic cash register - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily recognize information with respect to the taxation of goods by providing a discrimination means to discriminate whether the amount of the goods is based on an external taxation system, an internal taxation system, or non-taxation, and printing it on a sheet replying to the discrimination means. CONSTITUTION:A code to specify the goods, a unit price, and a department to which the goods belongs are inputted by operating the registration key 2 of a key input means 1, etc. Next, a processing circuit 5 reads out the amount of inputted goods from a memory 9, and also, discriminates whether the amount of the goods is based on the external taxation system, the internal taxation system, or the non-taxation. When it shows the external or internal taxation system, an external taxable value is found, and the sale subtotal of the external taxable value, and the internal taxable value and the sale subtotal of the internal taxable value are computed. A character T1 is printed when the goods shows the one of external taxation system with a printing means 7, and a character T2 when it shows the one of internal taxation system according to the input operation of a print instruction key 3, then, a receipt is issued.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to an electronic cash register.
The present invention relates to an electronic cash register that can be suitably implemented when taxation such as consumption tax is imposed.

Conventional Technology Conventional electronic cash registers have the ability to calculate taxes such as food and beverage taxes, but, for example, in supermarkets, tax information for each product is not available to consumers. In order to know the tax vs. gAWj by looking at the information printed on the cash register 1, there is no way to display information that is easy to understand, check the program that shows the tax for each product. It may be necessary, or the operator may have to mentally memorize tax information for each product.
There's no way.

40 is a front view of a typical prior art receipt; In this receipt, the 2,000 yen of products in department 1 is taxable under the tax-excluded method, and the 500 yen of products in department 3 is non-taxable, and the subtotal of 2,500 yen is printed, and the taxable amount is 9. The sales subtotal on the chin is printed as a tax total,
The tax amount (excluding tax) of 60 yen is printed. This tax is 3% of the taxable amount. In this way, the current amount of i1!2.560 yen to be paid is printed. Just by looking at the printed content on such receipts, consumers cannot clearly tell which products are taxed and whether the tax is tax-exclusive, tax-inclusive, or non-taxable. can't know.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention An object of the present invention is to provide an improved electronic I1 sen registration machine that allows consumers to easily obtain information regarding the taxation of registered products. .

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention provides a means for inputting information regarding a product, and an exclusive tax method in which the amount of the product is taxed as the exclusive tax amount at a predetermined percentage of the amount in response to the output from the input means. a determination means for determining whether the product is tax-inclusive, including a predetermined percentage of the product as the tax-inclusive amount, or non-taxable; and whether the amount is tax-exclusive or tax-inclusive.
or means for printing a character indicating whether the cash register is tax-exempt or non-taxable on recording paper.

According to the present invention, information regarding the product is inputted by the input means, and based on this, the determining means determines whether the amount of the product is tax-exclusive, tax-inclusive, or tax-exempt, and a character representing this, A receipt or the like is generated by printing characters such as figures or symbols on recording paper together with the price of the product by a printing means. Therefore, consumers and the like can see the information printed on the recording paper and know information regarding the tax for each product, which is a good thing.

Embodiment 1 The first embodiment is an overall block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. The key manual means 1 of the electronic cash register includes an 1, the signal from the input means 1 is processed by a processing circuit 5 realized by a microcomputer or the like.
given to. The processing circuit 5 visually displays the input contents of the input means 1 and the calculation results of the processing circuit 5 using a cathode ray tube or the like, or prints them on the recording paper 8 using the printing means 7, and prints the receipt by f.
i: to accomplish.

FIG. 2 shows f printed on recording paper 8 by printing means 7
It is a front view of a receipt made for ¥. In FIG. 2(1), information regarding taxation for each product is printed, but this information regarding taxation may not be printed as shown in FIG. 2(2). In Figure 2 (1), the letter T1 is printed on the product of department 1, which costs 2,000 yen, to indicate that it is a tax-excluded product, and the product of department 2, which costs 1,000 yen, is a tax-inclusive product. The 500 yen product in category 3, on which the character T2 is printed and is tax exempt, has no spaces, that is, no characters, indicating that it is a tax exempt product. In this way, consumers can know whether the price of these products is tax-exclusive, tax-inclusive, or tax-exempt just by looking at the receipt, which is a good thing.

Furthermore, on the receipt shown in 211EJ (1), a sales subtotal of 3,500 yen is printed, and the tax-excluded sales subtotal is displayed as a taxable total of 2,000 yen, and this non-tax amount is the tax-excludable amount. The sales subtotal is 3?6 and 6
0 yen is printed. The Komi total is the tax-inclusive sales subtotal, and in this example, it is 1,000 yen, and the 29 yen including tax is the tax-inclusive amount included in the tax-inclusive sales subtotal. The cash of 3,560 yen is the sum of the sales subtotal of 3,500 yen and the tax i1t of 60 yen, which is the amount excluding tax, and this cash amount is the value to be paid.

When it is not necessary to print the characters Tl and T2 such as 2, the operator can operate the print instruction key 3 so that the characters are not printed, as shown in FIG. 2 (2>).

The movement I: of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 will be explained with reference to FIG. At step 1, operate the numeric keys 2 on the key manual means 1, perform key operations such as codes to specify the product, call up the unit price (abbreviated as PLtJ), and also enter the department to which the product belongs. In step r+2, in which a key operation for specifying is performed, the processing circuit 5 reads out the input price of the product from the memory 9, and also reads out the price of the product. Whether the amount is tax-exempt tax method in which a predetermined percentage of the amount, for example 3%, is taxed as a tax deduction, or a predetermined percentage of the amount, in this example, 3%.
Determine whether it is an inclusive tax method that includes % as an inclusive tax amount or whether it is tax exempt. If it is the tax-exclusive method or the tax-inclusive method, the process moves to step n3, where the tax-excluded amount is determined and its sales subtotal is calculated. In addition, the subtotal of sales including tax is calculated. When the tax-excluded amount of a product is defined as A, the included tax vs. and find the sales subtotal A1. Further, when the money @C of the product is tax-inclusive, the tax-inclusive money 1flD is calculated according to the second formula.

1°00・C・−・(2〉””’1.03 This tax-included amount is added to obtain the sales subtotal C1.

In step rI-1, in accordance with the input operation of the print instruction key 3-), it is determined whether symbols, ie, characters Tl, 72, etc., are to be printed. Stella 7 when printing is required
Moving on to ri 5, the letters Tl representing information regarding the taxation
, T2 are transferred to the print buffer memory 10 of the printing means 7 and set therein. As mentioned above, when the product is a tax-exclusive product, the character T1 is printed, and when the product is *1fl, a tax-inclusive system, the character T2 is printed.

In step n6, the printing means 7 prints on the recording paper 8 to create a receipt. In step 17, if it is likely to be determined whether the close key 4 of the input means 1 has been operated, the tax-exclusive tax tlE is calculated from the sales subtotal A1 of the tax-exclusive amount B as shown in the third formula. I ask.

E=0.03・A1 (3) Calculate the tax-inclusive amount F from the sales subtotal C1 of the tax-inclusive target 11D.

Each value, ie, B, D, E, F, etc., is calculated and stored in the memory 9. In this way, printing is performed in the manner shown in FIG. 2, and a receipt is issued in the store rh 11. When the closing key 4 is not operated, step r11
In step 2, other processing is performed.

In the above-described embodiments, the characters TI T2, etc. and a blank space are used to indicate that the products and amounts are tax-exclusive, tax-inclusive, and non-taxable, but other embodiments of the present invention may also be used. Power characters, ie letters, symbols, mouth shapes, etc. may also be used.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, by looking at the characters printed on the recording paper, etc., consumers can obtain information regarding the tax for each product, that is, the amount of the product. You can find out whether it is a tax method, tax-inclusive method, or tax-exempt (4P). Therefore, it is possible to clearly know the amount to be paid for the product, which is the key point.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of a receipt seen by the embodiment of FIG.
FIG. 3 is a 20-chart for explaining the operation of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a front view of a receipt created in the prior art. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Key manual means, 5... Processing circuit, 6... Display means, 7... Printing means, 8... Recording paper, 9...
・Memory, 10...Alintoba 7fa, memory

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A means for inputting information regarding a product; a determining means for determining whether the amount is tax-inclusive, including a predetermined percentage of the amount as the tax-inclusive amount, or whether it is tax-exempt; 1. An electronic cash register comprising means for printing on a recording paper a character indicating whether the system is tax-inclusive, tax-inclusive, or non-taxable.