Tax Codes

Used by countries where there is additional taxation on specific goods. In the UK this is used for the sale of alcohol, tobacco, and cigarettes where each item has a tax code associated with it, this is also known as excise taxation.

This screen is used to maintain the excise duty codes and rates of excise duty.

When adding a new code you will need the following information

• Tax Code

• Description

• How the duty is charged

• Whether small brewery or duty stamps need to be selected

• The rate of the tax

Adding a New Code

Enter all the items in the “Tax Code” section of the form and then SAVE, once you save without issues you then should add the new rate into the details, by adding the rate and pressing the ADD button

Small Brewery Option

This option makes the rates auto-calculated the duty based on the sliding scale and is based on the small brewery certificate you enter and then apply against the product.

Rate for < 5000 hectolitres - DO NOT TICK THE SMALL BREWERY option. The rate you put in is the rate which is charged.

Rate for 5000-60000 hectolitres - Enter the FULL Rate into the field and tick the option “Small Brewery” this activates the sliding scale.

General Setup

Calculation Methodology - The system needs to know which method it will be using for this tax code. Only one can be selected and you should enter this first.  

Duty Stamps Applicable - Is this a tax code where you may require a duty stamp on the item? If it is then set the option by clicking the check box.

When adding a new rate in you insert this into the Details section where you state the date/time this rate would apply and you enter the figure you need into the correct box for this product excise category, once finished pressing the +ADD button and ensure it is added to the list.