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Compound Tax (often refereed to as Stacked Tax or Tan-On-Tax) is a tax calculation where the total cost of the product or service is taxed at one rate, and then the total of that amount, including the first tax amount, is taxed a second time. In Quebec and Prince Edward Island (PEI) in Canada, the General Sales tax is calculated and added to the price of the product. Then the Quebec or PEI Provincial Tax rate is calculated for that total amount, which is added to the previous total.

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Below is an example of a compound (stacked) tax calculation using Quebec Canada Tax Rates where the QST is stacked on top of the GST.

Product = $100

GST = 5%

QST = 9.975%

General CalculationActual Calculation
Product Price$100
+ Product Price x GST+ $100 x 0.05
+ (Product Price x GST) x QST+ ($100 x 0.05) x 0.09975
Total $115.47

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  1. Create the 2 Taxes that will be added the Tax Category

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    For more information on creating Taxes please see the Taxes topic

  2. Create the Tax Category that will hold both Taxes created in (1) above and add both Taxes to the Tax Category

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    For more information on creating a Tax Category please see the Tax Category topic

  3. The Tax Category - Taxes module should now look very similar to below, with both Taxes having a Stacked Order Index of 0.
    CDR2Cloud - Tax Category Taxes

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    titleStacked Order Index

    (lightbulb) The Stacked Order Index determines the sequence in which the multiple Taxes are calculated. A Stack Order Index of 0 indicates that the Tax will be calculated first and as a standard Tax. If all Taxes have a Stacked Order Index of 0 then they are all treated with the same priority and are all calculated as a Standard Tax. 

    If Tax A has a priority of 0 and Tax B has a priority of 1 as follows:

    TaxStacked Order Index
    Tax A0
    Tax B1

    Tax A will be calculated first, then Tax B will be calculated as a Stacked Tax on the result.



 


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