JP6730117B2 - Sales data processing device and program - Google Patents

Description

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a sales data processing device and a program.

Conventionally, in a sales data processing device such as a POS (Point Of Sale) terminal, a tax amount or the like is calculated from the price of an item such as a product or a service based on a predetermined tax rate. In such a sales data processing device, the amount and tax of each item are printed out on a receipt or the like. Regarding the tax rate, there is a tax system such as a reduced tax rate that sets a lower tax rate than the original tax rate for a specific item.

In addition, depending on the operating mode of the store, there are items that divide the item into multiple tax categories according to the tax rate imposed on the item, and print out tax information such as tax amount on a receipt etc. for each divided tax category. is there. By looking at this receipt, the customer can confirm the amount of tax levied on the item for each tax category.

However, in the above printing method, since the printing is performed for each tax classification, the receipt becomes long, which may make it difficult to confirm the receipt. In particular, when different tax categories are set even though the tax rates are the same, the output for each tax category may be redundant for the customer. Therefore, there is a demand for a technology that can efficiently output each tax category.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a sales data processing device and a program capable of efficiently performing output for each tax classification.

The sales data processing device according to the embodiment includes a calculation unit and an output unit. The calculation means calculates the tax amount by multiplying the price of the item that is the target of sales registration by the tax rate corresponding to the tax category to which the item belongs. The output unit outputs the tax information regarding the tax amount of the item calculated by the calculation unit for each of the tax categories. Further, the output means determines, for the plurality of tax categories having the same tax rate among the tax categories, the integration of the tax categories of the integration source on the condition that the specific tax category is instructed to be integrated with another tax category. The tax information is integrated with the tax information of the integrated tax category and output.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a POS system according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the store server shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the item master shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the tax classification master shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of an external configuration of the POS terminal shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the POS terminal shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a printed and printed receipt. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of an operation screen displayed by the integrated output setting unit. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a receipt printed out based on the integrated output setting information. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the integrated output setting process. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of the sales registration process.

Embodiments of a sales data processing device and a program will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, in the following embodiments, an example in which the sales data processing device and the program of the present invention are applied to a store such as a restaurant will be described, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a POS system 1 according to the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the POS system 1 centrally manages a plurality of (two in FIG. 1) POS terminals 2 and these POS terminals 2 by a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network) 3. It is configured with the store server 4.

The store server 4 is in charge of controlling the entire POS system 1. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the store server 4. The store server 4 includes a controller 41 having a computer configuration including a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a communication I/F 43, and an I/O device controller. 44 and 44 are connected by a bus 42.

The store server 4 mutually communicates online with the plurality of POS terminals 2 via the communication I/F 43 and the LAN 3 (see FIG. 1). A keyboard 45, a display 46, a printer 47, and an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 48 are connected to the control unit 41 via a bus 42 and an I/O device control unit 44. The HDD 48 stores an item master M1 and a tax classification master M2 as well as various control programs for operating the CPU of the control unit 41.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the item master M1. As shown in FIG. 3, the item master M1 stores item information such as item names, prices, and tax classification codes in association with item codes that identify each item such as a product or service.

The item code is identification information uniquely set for each item handled by the store. Here, the item is a concept including tangible products sold by the store and intangible services (service) such as customer service and waitperson.

The item name and the like of the item corresponding to the item code are set. Note that, in FIG. 3, an item with the item name “product” is a tangible product, and an item with the item name “service fee” is an intangible service.

In the price, information indicating the price of the product or service related to the item code is set. For example, when the item is a tangible product, the selling price for each item is set. If the item is an intangible service, the price is set as the service fee. The method of setting the service fee does not matter. For example, service fees may be set at a fixed price, similar to tangible goods. Further, the service fee may be set as a ratio (%) to the amount of the target product for calculating the service fee (the service fee target amount) such as the total value of the purchased products.

The tax classification code is identification information for identifying the tax classification set for each item. FIG. 3 shows an example in which 01 to 05 are set as tax classification codes. Information regarding tax classification (tax classification information) is stored in the tax classification master M2.

Next, the tax classification master M2 will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the tax classification master M2. As shown in FIG. 4, the tax classification master M2 stores tax classification information such as a tax classification name, a tax rate, and a notation method in association with a tax classification code.

The tax category name indicates the name of the tax category identified by the tax category code. FIG. 4 shows an example in which "external 10%", "external 8%", "internal 10%", "internal 8%", and "service tax" are set as tax classification names. The tax rate indicates the tax rate of the consumption tax applied to the tax category of the tax category code. The notation method defines the notation method when displaying or printing out the tax amount. For example, the notation method can be set to "external tax" that indicates the item price and tax amount separately, and "internal tax" that indicates the item price including the tax amount.

Note that the tax classification method is not particularly limited, and items having the same tax rate may be classified into a plurality of tax classifications depending on the sales form at the store. For example, in FIG. 4, even if the tax rate is the same, it is divided into different tax categories for each notation method (outer 10% and inner 10%, outer 8% and inner 8%). Further, in FIG. 4, the tax classification whose tax classification name is “service tax” is classified as a tax classification for service (service fee).

Next, the POS terminal 2 will be described. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of the external configuration of the POS terminal 2. As shown in FIG. 5, the POS terminal 2 is placed on a drawer 12 for accommodating cash or the like, and controls opening/closing of a drawer 12 a of the drawer 12. On the front side of the POS terminal 2, a mode key 14 for selecting various business modes such as registration, inspection, settlement, setting, etc. is provided. Further, on the keyboard 13 provided on the front surface of the POS terminal 2, an operator (clerk) inputs, for example, a numeric key for inputting the deposit amount, the number of sales, etc., and an item registered for sale as one transaction. Operation keys for inputting various operations, such as a current total key for instructing total output, are arranged.

Further, the POS terminal 2 is provided with a display 15 for a store clerk on the front side and a display 16 for a customer on the back side. For example, a liquid crystal display or the like is used for the store clerk display 15 and the customer display 16, and the product name and price of the product registered for sale, the total amount of one commercial transaction, the change amount, and the like are displayed. The store staff display 15 and the customer display 16 may be touch panel displays.

Further, the POS terminal 2 has a built-in printer 17 for printing receipts and journals. The receipt printed by the printer 17 is issued from the receipt issuing port 18 formed on the front side of the POS terminal 2. Further, the POS terminal 2 is connected to a scanner 19 for reading a bar code or the like attached to a product.

FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the POS terminal 2. The POS terminal 2 includes a computer-configured control unit 21 including a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), and the like (all not shown). The ROM stores various programs executed by the CPU and various data. The RAM temporarily stores data and programs when the CPU executes various programs. Further, the RAM stores sales data indicating sales records of items and various screen display data displayed on the salesclerk display 15 and the customer display 16.

A communication I/F 23 and an I/O device control unit 24 are connected to the control unit 21 via a bus 22. The control unit 21 mutually communicates with the store server 4 and the like connected to the LAN 3 (see FIG. 1) via the communication I/F 23. In addition, the control unit 21 controls the I/O devices such as the keyboard 13, the store clerk display 15, the customer display 16, the printer 17, and the scanner 19 via the I/O device control unit 24.

The control unit 21 causes the CPU to expand the program stored in the ROM into the RAM and execute the program, thereby causing the item code receiving unit 31, the tax classification specifying unit 32, the sales registration unit 33, the display control unit 34, and the print control unit. 35 and the integrated output setting unit 36.

The item code accepting unit 31 accepts the input of the item code of the item to be registered for sale. For example, the item code receiving unit 31 receives the input of the item code read by the scanner 19. The item code receiving unit 31 also receives the item code input via the keyboard 13. Further, when the data including the item code is input from the external device via the communication I/F 23 or the like, the item code receiving unit 31 receives the item code included in the data. In addition, when it is predetermined that the item code of a specific item (for example, service) is input for each transaction, the item code receiving unit 31 automatically inputs and receives the item code for each transaction. When the item code is input, the sales points (purchase points) of the item corresponding to the item code may be input.

The tax classification specifying unit 32 specifies tax type information of the item corresponding to the item code, based on the item code accepted by the item code accepting unit 31. Specifically, the tax category identifying unit 32 identifies the tax category code corresponding to the item code accepted by the item code accepting unit 31, from the item master M1 of the store server 4. Then, the tax classification specifying unit 32 acquires the tax classification information corresponding to the specified tax classification code from the tax classification master M2 of the store server 4.

The sales registration unit 33 is a functional unit corresponding to the calculation means of this embodiment. The sales registration unit 33 performs sales registration of the item corresponding to the item code, based on the item code received by the item code reception unit 31. Specifically, the sales registration unit 33 acquires item information corresponding to the item code received by the item code reception unit 31 from the item master M1 of the store server 4. The tax classification specifying unit 32 may be configured to acquire the tax classification information based on the tax classification code included in the item information acquired by the sales registration unit 33.

Further, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the tax amount, the tax-included price, etc. of the item based on the price, the tax rate, etc. included in the item information and the tax classification information regarding the same item. For example, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the tax amount to be levied on an item whose tax rate notation is "internal tax" by multiplying the price of the item by the tax rate. Next, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the tax-included price of the item by adding the calculated tax amount to the price of the item. In addition, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the amount of money required to purchase the item by multiplying the tax-included price of the item and the purchase score. Then, the sales registration unit 33 performs sales registration by storing sales registration information such as an item name, price, number of purchases, tax amount, tax-included price, amount of money for each item code in the RAM or the like. When the tax-included price is set in advance as the price of the item, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the amount of money required to purchase the item by multiplying the price of the item by the purchase score. To do.

In addition, for example, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the taxable amount by multiplying the price of the item and the purchase point for the item whose tax rate notation is “external tax”. In addition, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the tax amount to be levied on the item by multiplying the taxable amount by the tax rate. Next, the sales registration unit 33 adds the calculated tax amount to the taxable amount of the item to calculate the amount of money required to purchase the item. Then, the sales registration unit 33 performs sales registration by storing the sales registration information such as the item name, price, purchase points, tax amount, taxable amount, and price in the RAM or the like for each item code.

In addition, the sales registration unit 33 calculates subtotals such as the amount of money and the amount of tax of each item registered for sale, and calculates the total amount of money required to purchase all the items.

The display control unit 34 cooperates with the tax classification specifying unit 32, the sales registration unit 33, and the like to display various screens related to the item sale (purchase) process on the salesclerk display 15 and the customer display 16. Based on the sales registration information registered by the sales registration unit 33, the display control unit 34 displays the item name, the number of purchases, the amount of money, etc. of each item for which the sales registration has been made on the salesclerk display 15 and the customer display 16. ..

For example, the display control unit 34 displays the tax-included price and the purchase score in association with each other for the item whose tax classification notation is “inside tax”. In addition, the display control unit 34 displays the price and the purchase score in association with each other for the item for which the tax classification notation is “external tax”. In addition, the display control unit 34 displays the total value of the taxable amount of the item or the total value of the tax amounts of the items for which the tax classification notation is “external tax”, for each tax segment. The display content displayed by the display control unit 34 does not have to be displayed on both the store clerk display 15 and the customer display 16, and the display content may be appropriately sorted and displayed according to convenience. ..

The print control unit 35 is a functional unit corresponding to the output unit of this embodiment. The print control unit 35 cooperates with the tax classification specifying unit 32, the sales registration unit 33, and the like to output from the printer 17 a receipt or a journal in which the transaction content for one transaction is printed. Here, the receipt is a sheet to be given to the customer, and the journal is a sheet to be stored at the store side.

For example, the print control unit 35 prints the tax-included price and the purchase score in association with each other for the item whose tax classification notation is “inside tax”. Further, the print control unit 35 prints the items with the tax classification notation of “excluding tax” in association with the prices and the purchase points. Further, the display control unit 34 prints the total value of the taxable amount of the item or the total value of the tax amount of each item for which the tax classification notation method is “external tax”, for each tax segment.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a receipt printed out. As shown in FIG. 7, the receipt R1 includes a first print area D1 for printing the breakdown of each item registered for sale. In the first print area D1, the item name, price (tax included price), number of purchases, subtotal amount, etc. of each item registered for sale are printed. Note that in FIG. 7, “tax included” is printed for items with tax included and “exclusion tax” is printed for items without tax.

Further, the receipt R1 includes a second print area D2 for printing tax information relating to the tax amount for the item whose tax amount notation is "excluding tax". In the second print area D2, the total value of the taxable amount and the tax amount are printed for each tax category. FIG. 7 shows an example in which the total value of the taxable amount and the total amount of the tax are printed for the items belonging to the tax categories whose tax category name is “external 10%”, “external 8%”, and “service tax”. ..

Further, the receipt R1 includes a third print area D3 for printing the total amount of each item, the deposit amount, the change amount, and the like. In the third print area D3, the amount of money, the amount of tax, and the total amount of money of each item are printed as "total". A receipt number (“1234” in FIG. 7) for identifying the receipt is printed on the receipt.

In this way, the print control unit 35 prints out the total value of the taxable amount and the tax amount of the item for which the tax is set in the notation method for each tax category. Thereby, the customer can confirm the tax information (taxable amount and tax amount) relating to the tax amount of the purchased item for each tax category by looking at the receipt issued by the POS terminal 2.

However, since the receipt R1 of FIG. 7 is printed for each tax classification, the receipt R1 becomes long and may be difficult to confirm. In particular, when the tax rates are the same but different tax categories are set due to the sales form at the store or the item management situation, the print output for each tax category may be redundant for the customer.

Therefore, the POS terminal 2 of the present embodiment has a configuration capable of integrating the tax information of a specific tax category with the tax information of another tax category and outputting the tax information. Specifically, the print control unit 35 of the POS terminal 2 is on the condition that it is instructed to integrate a specific tax category into another tax category for a plurality of tax categories having the same tax rate among the tax categories. , The tax information of the integration source tax category is integrated with the tax information of the integration destination tax category and output. Here, the tax division integration instruction is given by the integrated output setting information generated by the integrated output setting unit 36. The configuration related to integrated output of tax categories will be described below.

The integrated output setting unit 36 is a functional unit that functions as a reception unit, a determination unit, and a generation unit of this embodiment. The integrated output setting unit 36 sets the tax categories of the integration source and the integration destination. More specifically, the integrated output setting unit 36 displays an operation screen on which the tax classifications of the integration source and the integration destination can be set on the salesclerk display 15, and accepts the operation of the salesclerk on the operation screen. In the present embodiment, a specific tax category to be integrated, that is, a tax category before integration is defined as an integration source, and another tax category that integrates the specific tax category, that is, a tax category after integration is defined. Define as the integration destination.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of an operation screen displayed by the integrated output setting unit 36. As shown in FIG. 8, the operation screen G1 displays tax classification information G11 in which a tax classification code, a tax classification name, a tax rate, and a notation method are associated with each other. Here, the tax classification information G11 corresponds to the tax classification information stored in the tax classification master M2. Specifically, the integrated output setting unit 36 refers to the tax classification master M2 of the store server 4 and displays the tax classification information G11 based on the tax classification information of the tax classification master M2. Note that in FIG. 8, the tax classification code included in the tax classification information of the tax classification master M2 is displayed as the integrated source tax classification code.

Further, the integrated output setting unit 36 displays the integrated destination setting area G12 in association with each tax classification code of the tax classification information G11. The integration destination setting area G12 is an area for setting the tax classification of the integration source and the integration destination. The clerk can set to integrate the integration source into the integration destination by inputting the integration destination tax classification code into the integration destination setting area G12 associated with the integration source tax classification code. For example, by inputting the tax classification code 01 in the integration destination setting area G12 of the tax classification code 05 for services (tax classification name "service tax"), the integration of the tax classification code 05 into the tax classification code 01 is set. can do. The integration destination setting area G12 may be configured such that the tax classification code of the integration destination can be selected in the form of a list box or the like.

The integrated output setting unit 36, when the tax categories of the integration source and the integration destination are set via the integration destination setting area G12, compares the tax rates and the notation methods of these tax categories. Here, the integrated output setting unit 36 determines that the setting is valid when the tax rates of the integration source and the integration destination are the same and the notation method is both the external tax. Although FIG. 8 shows an example in which one integration source is integrated into one integration destination, a plurality of integration sources may be integrated into one integration destination. Further, the integrated output setting unit 36 and the setting in which a contradiction occurs between the integration source and the integration destination may be eliminated. For example, the integrated output setting unit 36 and the two tax classification codes that are the integration source may be controlled so as not to perform a loop setting in which they are mutually instructed.

On the other hand, if the integration conditions are not satisfied in the tax categories of the integration source and the integration destination, the information related to both tax categories cannot be integrated and output, so the integrated output setting unit 36 determines that the setting is invalid. .. In this case, the integrated output setting unit 36 may display, for example, on the operation screen G1 a message notifying that the integration is not possible and notifying the disagreeing elements. Further, the integrated output setting unit 36 may delete the setting determined to be invalid from the operation screen G1 (integration destination setting area G12), or may display it with an invalid mark or the like.

The integrated output setting unit 36 may limit the information displayed on the operation screen G1 in advance in order to prevent invalid settings. For example, when displaying the tax classification information G11, the integrated output setting unit 36 may extract information related to the tax classification of the external tax from the tax classification master M2 and display it in the tax classification information G11. .. When the tax classification code of the integration destination is selectably displayed in the integration destination setting area G12 by using a list box or the like, the integrated output setting unit 36 causes the integration output setting unit 36 only for the tax classification code of the external tax The classification code may be displayed in the integration destination setting area G12. Further, the integrated output setting unit 36 may extract a tax classification code of another tax classification having the same tax rate and the same notation (external tax) as the tax classification of the integration source and display the code in the integration destination setting area G12. ..

Further, the operation screen G1 includes a confirm button B1 for instructing confirmation of the setting content. When the integrated output setting unit 36 receives the operation of the confirm button B1, the integrated output setting unit 36 generates integrated output setting information based on the setting content that is determined to be valid. Specifically, the integrated output setting unit 36 generates integrated output setting information in which the tax classification code of the integration source and the tax classification code of the integration destination are set in association with each other. The integrated output setting information is held in the RAM of the POS terminal 2 and is referred to when the print control unit 35 prints a receipt or the like. Further, the integrated output setting information may be distributed to another POS terminal 2 or shared with another POS terminal 2 via the store server 4 or the like.

The display form and the operation method of the operation screen G1 are not limited to the example of FIG. For example, the tax rate or the notation method displayed in the tax classification information G11 may be changed via the operation screen G1. In this case, when the tax rate or the notation method is changed for the specific tax classification code, the integrated output setting unit 36 reflects the changed content in the corresponding tax classification code of the tax classification master M2.

Further, the print control unit 35 described above performs print output based on the setting content of the integrated output setting information. Specifically, when the tax information is printed for each tax classification, the print control unit 35 sets the taxable amount and the tax amount calculated for the tax classification code set to the integration source to the tax set to the integration destination. It is printed by integrating (adding) the taxable amount and tax amount of the classification code.

Here, FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a receipt printed out based on the integrated output setting information. It should be noted that the receipt R2 in FIG. 9 corresponds to the receipt R1 in FIG. 7, and the tax classification whose tax classification name is “service tax” is the integration source, and this integration source is the tax classification whose tax classification name is “outside 10%”. (Integration destination) shows an example of integration.

As shown in FIG. 9, in the receipt R2, the taxable amount and the value of the tax amount printed in the tax classification name “service tax” column of the receipt R1 in FIG. 7 are displayed in the tax classification name “outside 10%” column. Are integrated into the taxable amount and tax amount of. In this way, the print control unit 35 operates based on the integrated output setting information to print out a receipt in which the tax information of the tax category of the integration source is integrated with the tax information of the tax category of the integration destination. As a result, the length of the issued receipt can be suppressed, so that the amount of receipt paper used can be reduced. Further, since the tax categories having the same tax rate can be collectively printed, the print output for each tax category can be efficiently performed.

The operation of the POS terminal 2 will be described below. First, the integrated output setting process executed by the POS terminal 2 will be described with reference to FIG. Here, FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the integrated output setting process. It should be noted that this process is started by the integrated output setting unit 36 on condition that a predetermined operation is performed via the keyboard 13 or the like.

First, when a predetermined operation is performed via the keyboard 13 or the like, the integrated output setting unit 36 displays the operation screen G1 (see FIG. 8) on the salesclerk display 15 (step S11).

Subsequently, the integrated output setting unit 36 waits for an operation on the operation screen G1 (step S12; No → step S13; No). When the tax categories of the integration source and the integration destination are set via the integration destination setting area G12 (step S12: Yes), the integration output setting unit 36 determines whether or not the setting content satisfies the integration condition ( Step S14).

If the setting content of step S12 satisfies the integration condition (step S14; Yes), the integrated output setting unit 36 determines that the setting content is valid (step S15), and returns to step S12.

On the other hand, when the setting content of step S12 does not satisfy the integration condition (step S14; No), the integrated output setting unit 36 determines that the setting content is invalid (step S16). Next, the integrated output setting unit 36 displays a message notifying that the integration is impossible on the operation screen (step S17), and returns to step S12.

When the integrated output setting unit 36 receives an operation for instructing the confirmation of the setting contents (step S12; No → step S13; Yes), the integrated output setting unit 36 generates integrated output setting information based on the setting contents that are determined to be valid so far. Then (step S18), the present process is terminated.

If there is no setting content that is determined to be valid at the time when an instruction to confirm the setting content is given, the integrated output setting unit 36 may end the process without generating the integrated output setting information. Then, the process may be returned to step S12.

The integrated output setting information generated by the above integrated output setting process is held in the RAM or the like of the POS terminal 2 and is referred to in the print output process described later. Further, the generated integrated output setting information is distributed to each of the POS terminals 2 via the store server 4 or the like, and shared among the POS terminals 2.

Next, the sales registration processing executed by the POS terminal 2 will be described with reference to FIG. Here, FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of the sales registration process. In this process, print output is performed based on the integrated output setting information set in the integrated output setting process of FIG.

First, the item code accepting unit 31 accepts an input of an item code to be registered for sale (step S21). For example, the item code receiving unit 31 sequentially receives the input of the item code read by the scanner 19. When inputting the item code, the number of items sold for the item corresponding to the item code may be input.

Subsequently, the tax category identifying unit 32 identifies the tax category (tax category code) corresponding to the item code accepted by the item code accepting unit 31 with reference to the item master M1 (step S22). Next, the tax classification specifying unit 32 acquires tax classification information such as a tax classification name, a tax rate, and a notation method associated with the tax classification code from the tax classification master M2 based on the tax classification code identified in step S22. (Step S23).

The sales registration unit 33 acquires item information such as the item name and price associated with the item code received by the item code reception unit 31 from the item master M1 (step S24). Next, the sales registration unit 33 calculates the tax amount, the taxable amount, and the like based on the tax classification information and the item information, and performs sales registration (step S25). Specifically, the sales registration unit 33 stacks the sales registration information of the items belonging to the tax classification in the storage area secured for each tax distinction.

Subsequently, the display control unit 34 displays the contents of the sales registration (item name, price, sales quantity, tax amount, tax-included price, etc.) on the basis of the sales registration information stacked in step S25 for the clerk display 15 and the customer display 16. (Step S26). When the item codes are sequentially input, the control unit 21 executes steps S21 to S26 each time the item code is input. As a result, the sales registration information of each item that is the target of sales registration is stacked in the RAM for each tax category.

When the current total key is operated on the keyboard 13, the control unit 21 receives the operation (step S27). The print control unit 35 starts printing the receipt in response to the operation of the current total key. Here, the print control unit 35 determines, based on the integrated output setting information, whether or not the registered sales items (sales registration information) are stacked in the tax categories set for the integration source and the integration destination ( Step S28).

When it is determined in step S28 that the sales registration information is stacked in the tax categories of the integration source and the integration destination (step S28; Yes), the print control unit 35 determines the tax classification of the integration source and the tax classification of the integration destination. It is determined that the item to which the item belongs is registered for sale. In this case, the print control unit 35 sums the taxable amount and the tax amount included in each of the sales registration information stacked in the tax division of the integration source. The print control unit 35 also sums the taxable amount and the tax amount included in each of the sales registration information stacked in the tax division of the integration destination. Next, the print control unit 35 integrates (adds) the taxable amount and the total value of the taxable amount calculated for the tax classification of the integration source into the total value of the taxable amount and the tax amount calculated for the tax classification of the integration destination, respectively ( Then, the process proceeds to step S29) and step S30.

On the other hand, in step S29, when it is determined that the sales registration information is not stacked in one or both of the tax divisions of the integration source and the integration destination (step S28; No), the print control unit 35 determines that the integration source is the integration source. It is determined that there are no items that belong to the tax category and the tax category of the integration destination. In this case, the print control unit 35 suppresses the integration of the tax information (the taxable amount and the tax amount), and proceeds to step S30.

Then, the print control unit 35 prints out a receipt showing the total amount of the taxable amount and the tax amount for each tax classification (step S30), and ends this processing.

If the sales registration information of the tax classification of the integration destination is not stacked in the RAM among the tax classifications of the integration source and the integration destination, the print control unit 35 determines that the sales registration information is stacked in the tax classification of the integration source. The included taxable amount and tax amount may be printed out as the taxable amount and tax amount of the tax category of the integration destination.

As described above, the POS terminal 2 according to the present embodiment is configured such that, for a plurality of tax categories having the same tax rate, the integration source tax category is set on condition that the other tax categories are integrated with the specific tax category. The tax information of is integrated with the tax information of the tax category of the integration destination and output. As a result, the tax categories having the same tax rate can be collectively printed, so that the print output for each tax category can be efficiently performed.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, this embodiment is presented as an example and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention. The novel embodiment can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. This embodiment and its modifications are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are also included in the invention described in the claims and the scope equivalent thereto.

For example, in the above embodiment, the configuration in which the POS terminal 2 includes the integrated output setting unit 36 has been described, but another device may include the integrated output setting unit 36. For example, the store server 4 may include the integrated output setting unit 36, and each of the POS terminals 2 may refer to or acquire the integrated output setting information generated by the store server 4.

Further, in the above embodiment, the store server 4 is configured to hold the item master M1 and the tax classification master M2, but it may be configured to be held by each of the POS terminals 2.

Further, in the above embodiment, the printout of the receipt has been described, but the printout of the journal may be printed out by integrating the tax information relating to the tax classification of the integration source into the tax information of the tax classification of the integration destination. Good. Further, the journal may be configured to be printed in the conventional form in which tax classifications are not integrated regardless of the presence or absence of integrated output setting information.

Further, in the above embodiment, the print control unit 35 is used as the output means, but the display control unit 34 may be used as the output means. In this case, the display control unit 34, based on the integrated output setting information, similarly to the print control unit 35, integrates the tax information relating to the tax category of the integration source into the tax information of the tax category of the integration destination, Display output may be performed on the store clerk display 15 and the customer display 16. Further, the display control unit 34 may display the integration result on the customer display 16 and may display the integration result on the store clerk display 15 in the conventional form in which the tax classifications are not integrated.

Further, in the above embodiment, the tax classifications are integrated under the condition that the integrated output setting information is set (held), but it may be configured to switch whether or not to integrate. For example, the control unit 21 may control the print control unit 35 to perform the print output based on the integrated output setting information when the tax classification integration is instructed via the keyboard 13 or the like. Further, the control unit 21 controls the print control unit 35 to perform print output based on the integrated output setting information when the print amount on the receipt exceeds a predetermined amount or when the receipt length exceeds the predetermined length. You may.

Further, the program executed by each device of the above-described embodiment is a floppy (registered trademark) disk, a CD (Compact Disc), a CD-R (Compact Disc-Recordable), in an installable or executable file. It is recorded in a computer-readable recording medium such as a CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read Only Memory), a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc), an SD memory card (SD memory card), and a USB memory (Universal Serial Bus memory), and provided. It may be configured as follows.

Further, the program executed by each device of the above embodiments may be stored in a computer connected to a network such as the Internet and provided by being downloaded via the network.

1 POS system 2 POS terminal 3 LAN
4 Store server 31 Item code acceptance section 32 Tax classification specification section 33 Sales registration section 34 Display control section 35 Printing control section 36 Integrated output setting section M1 Item master M2 Tax classification master

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Claims (6)

A calculation means for calculating the tax amount by multiplying the price of the item registered for sale by the tax rate corresponding to the tax category to which the item belongs,
Output means for outputting tax information relating to the tax amount of the item calculated by the calculating means for each of the tax categories;
Equipped with
The output means, on the condition that a plurality of tax categories having the same tax rate among the tax categories are instructed to integrate a specific tax category into another tax category, the tax of the integration source tax category is provided. Sales data processing device that integrates and outputs information to the tax information of the tax classification of the integration destination. From the tax categories, a receiving unit that receives selection of the tax category of the integration source and the tax category of the integration destination,
Determination means for determining whether the tax rate is the same for the selected tax category of the integration source and the tax category of the integration destination;
Generation means for generating integrated output setting information instructing to integrate the selected tax category of the integration source into the tax category of the integration destination on condition that the tax rates are determined to be the same,
Equipped with
The output unit integrates the tax information of the tax category of the integration source with the tax information of the tax category of the integration destination and outputs the integrated tax information based on the integrated output setting information generated by the generation unit. Sales data processing device. The determination means determines whether the selected tax classification of the integration source and the tax classification of the integration destination have the same notation method of the tax rate,
The generation means generates the integrated output setting information instructing to integrate the selected tax category of the integration source into the tax category of the integration destination on the condition that the notation method is determined to be the same. The sales data processing device according to claim 2. The output unit suppresses the integration under the condition that the item registered in the sales registration does not include an item belonging to the tax category of the integration source or the tax category of the integration destination. The sales data processing device according to claim 3. The sales data processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the output unit prints or displays the tax amount for each tax classification. Computer of sales data processor,
A calculation means for calculating the tax amount by multiplying the price of the item registered for sale by the tax rate corresponding to the tax category to which the item belongs,
Output means for outputting tax information relating to the tax amount of the item calculated by the calculating means for each of the tax categories;
And let it work,
The output means, on the condition that a plurality of tax categories having the same tax rate among the tax categories are instructed to integrate a specific tax category into another tax category, the tax of the integration source tax category is provided. A program that integrates and outputs information to the tax information of the tax category of the integration destination.

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