JP2007249391A - Merchandise sales data processor and receipt issue control program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To attain prevention of mistakes and reduction in labor on staff side, concerning the issuance of a receipt. <P>SOLUTION: This merchandise sales data processor is provided with a function for discriminating a payment sum to the sales price of one transaction into a sum by the price payment method of a documentary stamp tax taxable item and a sum by the price payment method other than the documentary stamp tax taxable item. Then, whether the sum by the price payment method of the documentary stamp tax taxable item searched by the function is the accounting sum of the documentary stamp tax or more is decided; and only when it is decided that the sum by the price payment method of the documentary stamp tax taxable item is the documentary stamp tax taxable sum or larger, is a print attachment column formed in a receipt, on which the sale price of one transaction is printed and issued as a received sum. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to merchandise sales data such as an electronic cash register, a POS (Point Of Sales) terminal, etc., which can issue a receipt that can be used as a taxable document for the stamp tax by printing the sales price of one transaction as a receipt amount using receipt paper or the like. The present invention relates to a processing apparatus and a receipt issuance control program readable by a computer functioning as the commodity sales data processing apparatus.

  Merchandise sales data processing devices such as electronic cash registers and POS terminals that can issue receipts that can be printed as receipts and printed as receipts using receipt paper, etc. have already been put into practical use. .

  For example, in a merchandise sales data processing device that is configured to allow external settlement using data communication for purchased merchandise, in addition to the transaction merchandise data, a receipt indicating a receipt, a title column, a stamp affixed column, a sales date, etc. It is known to issue a receipt / receipt on which data is printed. In this case, external settlement amount data is printed in the case of external settlement, and cash settlement amount data such as deposit amount and change amount is printed in the case of cash settlement (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  By the way, the revenue stamp (stamp) affixed to the receipt is a tax called a stamp tax. Stamp tax is levied on taxable documents stipulated by the Stamp Tax Act. A document in which the amount of money received for the sales price is written like a receipt corresponds to a taxable document. However, under the current Japanese tax law, if the amount received is less than 30,000 yen, it is tax-free and it is not necessary to affix a stamp. Tax is levied when the amount received reaches 30,000 yen. Incidentally, if the amount received is between 30,000 yen and 1 million yen, it is necessary to affix a 200 yen stamp.

On the other hand, payment by credit card does not involve cash. For this reason, even if the receipt is 30,000 yen or more, no stamp tax is imposed and there is no need to attach a stamp. Therefore, in a conventional store, when a customer who has paid for the payment with a credit card is asked to issue a receipt, it can be understood that it is not subject to taxation by clearly stating “credit card” etc. in the blank of the receipt. It was like that.
JP 2000-358777 A

  However, in a conventional merchandise sales data processing apparatus having a receipt issuing function, a receipt having a stamp pasting column is printed and issued when a receipt is issued regardless of the payment method. For this reason, if you are unfamiliar with accounting work, such as a part-time job or a new store clerk, even if you pay by credit card, you may stick a stamp if the amount received is 30,000 yen or more .

  In addition, it is troublesome because it is necessary to specify “credit card” etc. in the blank of the receipt, and it may become impossible to distinguish whether it is a taxable document because it has been forgotten to specify, so a solution was desired .

  The present invention has been made based on such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus capable of preventing mistakes and reducing the burden on the clerk side regarding the issuance of receipts. is there.

  The present invention is also intended to provide a receipt issuance control program capable of realizing a computer that can operate as a merchandise sales data processing apparatus as a means that can prevent a store clerk from issuing a receipt and reduce the burden. is there.

  The merchandise sales data processing apparatus of the present invention, for example, an electronic cash register, a POS terminal, etc., executes data processing of transactions related to merchandise sales, and the sales price of one transaction can be printed as the amount received and can be a taxable tax document Based on the information stored in the storage means for storing information for identifying whether or not it is subject to stamp tax for each payment method such as cash payment, credit card payment, etc. The calculation means to divide the payment amount for the sales price of one transaction into the amount by the payment method subject to stamp tax taxation and the amount by the price payment method not subject to stamp tax taxation, and the stamp tax imposed by this calculation means Judgment means for judging whether the amount by the target payment method is equal to or higher than the tax amount of the stamp tax, and payment of the price subject to stamp tax by this judgment means In which the amount by method and a control means for forming a stamp affixed column receipt sales price of viewing the one transaction is issued is printed as received amount when it is determined that stamp duty levy more.

  The receipt issuance control program of the present invention is a merchandise sales data processing apparatus that executes transaction data processing related to merchandise sales, and can issue a receipt that can be used as a taxable tax stamp for the sales amount of one transaction printed as the amount received. A calculation function that divides the payment amount for the sales price of one transaction into an amount by the payment method that is subject to the stamp tax taxation and an amount by the price payment method that is not subject to the stamp tax taxation, and this calculation Judgment function to determine whether the amount paid by the payment method subject to the stamp tax required by the function is equal to or greater than the stamp tax amount, and the amount by the payment method subject to the stamp tax taxation by this judgment function Only when it is determined that the amount is greater than or equal to the amount, a sales stamp for the transaction is printed as the amount received and a stamp affixed field is formed on the receipt It is used for realizing the control function.

  According to the present invention in which such measures are taken, it is possible to provide a merchandise sales data processing device capable of preventing mistakes and reducing the burden on the store clerk regarding issuance of receipts.

  In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a receipt issuance control program that can realize a computer that can operate as a merchandise sales data processing device as a means that can prevent mistakes and reduce the burden on the clerk regarding issuance of receipts.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
This embodiment corresponds to three types of payment methods: cash payment, credit card payment and gift certificate payment, and the sales price of one transaction is printed as the receipt amount using receipt paper. This is a case where the present invention is applied to a POS terminal that can issue a possible receipt. Incidentally, the price may be paid by any one method or may be paid by combining a plurality of methods.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of a POS terminal according to the present embodiment. This POS terminal is mainly composed of a computer. That is, a central processing unit (CPU) 1 for performing various data processing as a central part thereof, a read only memory (ROM) 2 and a random access memory (RAM) 3 for storing data, instructions, and the like, An HDD (Hard Disk Drive) device 4 for storing data files is mounted.

  Also, a clock unit 5 comprising an IC chip for measuring the current date and time, a communication interface 6 for managing data communication with an external device such as a store computer through a network, a scanner interface 7 to which a scanner is electrically connected, a mode switch 8 for an input / output (I / O) port 10 for inputting a signal from 8 and outputting an opening command signal to the drawer 9, a keyboard controller 12 for fetching a key signal corresponding to an operation key from the keyboard 11, and an operator display 13 A first display controller 14 for controlling data display; a second display controller 16 for controlling data display on a customer display 15; a printer controller 18 for controlling receipt printing and journal printing by a receipt / journal printer 17; a card reader 19 Card reader controller 20 for controlling the reading of the card data such as a credit card are mounted. The CPU 1, ROM 2, RAM 3, HDD device 4, clock unit 5 and I / O port 10, interfaces 6 and 7, and controllers 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20 are address buses, data buses, etc. They are connected by a bus line 21.

  The mode switch 8 selects a business mode to be executed by the CPU 1 from various business modes such as “registration”, “inspection”, “settlement”, “setting” that can be executed in the POS terminal, and the CPU 1 executes the execution. This is a switch for notification. By the way, “registration” accepts data input of products purchased by customers, and when that data is input, sales data of products purchased by customers is processed based on that data, and sales data is registered in memory. It is business. “Inspection” is a task of printing or displaying data obtained by collecting sales data registered in a memory by executing a “registration” task. The “settlement” is a task of clearing the sales data from the memory after outputting the total data of the sales data as in the “checking” task. “Setting” is a task for setting data necessary for executing various tasks in a memory in advance.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the keyboard 11 has a numeric key 31 for numeric data “00” and “0” to “9”, a clear key 32 for “C”, and “×”. Various function keys such as a multiplication key 33, a subtotal key 34, a current total key 35, a credit key 36, a gift certificate key 37, and a receipt key 38 are arranged. The current total key 35 is a key for inputting a cash payment amount. The credit key 36 is a key for inputting a payment amount by a credit card. The gift certificate key 37 is a key for inputting the price paid by the gift certificate. The receipt key 38 is a key for declaring the issue of a receipt in which the sales price of one transaction is printed as the received amount.

  In the POS terminal having such a configuration, the ROM 2 stores in advance program data for causing the CPU 1 to execute the processing of the business mode selected by the mode switch 8. The RAM 3 is formed with various memory areas for temporarily storing data input in execution of various business modes and data to be processed. The HDD device 4 stores a product data file in which the product name, unit price, and the like of each product are preset, and a sales data file that stores sales data such as the number of sales and the sales amount of each product.

  And in this embodiment, the receipt when the payment is made by the payment method specified by the closing category for each payment category such as cash payment, credit card payment, gift certificate payment, etc. A closing section table 41 is stored in the HDD device 4 as a storage unit that preliminarily sets and stores information for identifying whether or not it is taxable. An example of the tightening division table 41 is shown in FIG. In this example, the closing category “01” corresponds to cash payment, the closing category “02” corresponds to credit card payment, and the closing category “03” corresponds to gift certificate payment. Therefore, the information “object” indicating that the receipt is taxable for the stamp tax is set for the closing categories “01” and “03”, and the receipt is set for the closing category “02”. Information “not applicable” indicating that the stamp tax is not applicable is set.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4 in particular, the RAM 3 is formed with a transaction memory 51 for storing information related to the latest one commercial transaction, and a money amount memory 52 used for receipt issue control. The transaction memory 51 stores a transaction date, a transaction time, a transaction number, transaction product data, a transaction total score, a transaction total amount, and a payment amount for each closing category. The amount memory 52 stores a receipt amount, a stamp target amount, and a non-stamp amount.

  In the accounting (cash register) of the store where the POS terminal having such a configuration is installed, when the customer applies for the settlement of the purchased product, the cashier who is the accountant can use the keyboard 11 of the POS terminal in which the “registration” mode is selected or The scanner is operated to input product data such as a product code and a sales point of the product purchased by the customer. Then, transaction product data such as a product code, a product name, a unit price, the number of sales points, and a sales price of the product is stored in the transaction memory 51. The transaction memory 51 is cleared in response to the customer's first item data input. After clearing, the current date and current time data read from the clock unit 5 are stored in the transaction memory 51 as transaction date and transaction time data, respectively. In addition, a new transaction number is issued and stored in the transaction memory 51.

  When the customer has finished inputting the product data of all the products purchased by the customer, the cashier presses the subtotal key 34. Then, the purchase points and the total amount of all the products purchased by the customer are stored in the transaction memory 51 as the total transaction points and the total transaction amount. Further, since the transaction total amount is displayed on the operator display 13 and the customer display 15, the cashier requests the customer to pay the total amount.

  Here, when the customer pays a part with a credit card and pays the rest with cash, the cashier first causes the card reader 16 to read the card data of the credit card and also pays the amount of the credit card payment (< (Transaction total amount) is entered and the credit key 36 is pressed. Then, the credit card credit inquiry is made to the external device. When an approval response is received from the external device, the printer 17 is driven to print and issue a credit card for the store copy and the customer copy. Further, the closing classification [02] indicating credit card payment and the payment amount by credit card are stored in the transaction memory 51. Further, the difference between the transaction total amount and the payment amount by the credit card is displayed on the operator display 13 and the customer display 15 as a balance.

  Next, the cashier enters the deposit amount and presses the current key 35. Then, the deposit amount is compared with the balance. Since the transaction is confirmed if the deposit amount is equal to or greater than the balance, the difference between the deposit amount and the balance is displayed on the operator display 13 and the customer display 15 as a change amount. Further, the printer 17 is driven and a purchase receipt is printed and issued, and the drawer 9 is opened. Further, the closing classification [01] indicating cash payment and the payment amount (balance) in cash are stored in the transaction memory 51.

  Accordingly, the cashier returns the credit card to the customer, obtains the customer's signature on the store voucher credit slip, and gives the customer voucher credit voucher to the customer. Also, cash equivalent to the amount of change is prepared from the drawer 9 and delivered to the customer together with the purchase receipt.

  Here, it is assumed that the customer requests a receipt. In this case, the cashier presses the receipt key 38. Then, the CPU 1 executes a receipt issuing process shown in the flowchart of FIG. This process is realized by a receipt issuance control program stored in the ROM 2 or the HDD device 4.

  That is, when starting this process, the CPU 1 first reads receipt data from the HDD device 4 as ST (step) 1. The receipt data is the format data of the receipt, and includes an address field, an amount field, a nominal field, a date field, a stamp affixing field, etc. in addition to a title indicating receipt. Also, transaction data is read from the transaction memory 51 as ST2. The transaction data includes a transaction date, transaction time, transaction number, transaction product data, transaction total score, transaction total amount, payment amount for each closing category, etc. stored in the transaction memory 51. The transaction data may be read first, and the receipt data may be read later.

  Next, CPU1 acquires a tightening division from transaction data as ST3. Then, referring to the tightening section table 41 as ST4, it is determined whether or not the acquired tightening section is a revenue stamp target. Here, in the case of the revenue stamp target, that is, when the information corresponding to the closing category is “target”, the payment amount of the payment method identified by the closing category is acquired from the transaction data as ST5, and the amount memory 52 Add to the stamp target amount column. On the other hand, when the revenue stamp is not applicable, that is, when the information corresponding to the closing category is “not applicable”, the same payment amount is added to the non-printable amount column of the amount memory 52 as ST6. Thereafter, the same payment amount is added to the receipt amount column of the amount memory 52 as ST7. The money amount memory 52 is cleared to “0” at or before the start of the receipt issuing process.

  Next, CPU1 judges whether other tightening classifications exist in transaction data as ST8. If another tightening category exists, the process returns to ST3. That is, the closing classification is acquired, and if it is a stamp target, the payment amount is added to the stamp target amount column, and if it is not a stamp target, the payment amount is added to the non-print target amount column. The payment amount is added to the receipt amount column. Here, the CPU 1 divides the payment amount for the sales price of one transaction into the amount by the payment method of the tax subject to the stamp tax and the amount by the payment method not subject to the stamp tax by the processes of ST4, 5, 6 The calculating means is configured.

  Thus, the above processing is executed for all the closing categories included in the transaction data, and the payment amount for the sales amount of one transaction is the amount by the payment method subject to stamp tax taxation, the so-called stamp target amount and the price not subject to stamp tax taxation If the amount is classified into the amount according to the payment method, that is, the so-called non-stamp amount, the CPU 1 then edits the receipt print data based on the receipt data and the transaction data in ST9. Then, the receipt amount print data stored in the amount memory 52 is set in the amount column of the receipt print data.

  Next, the CPU 1 determines whether or not the stamp target amount stored in the amount memory 52 as ST10 is equal to or more than the taxable lower limit amount A. The taxable lower limit A is the minimum receipt amount for receipts that are subject to stamp tax, and is set at 30,000 yen in Japan's current tax system. That is, the CPU 1 constitutes determination means for determining whether or not the amount by the payment method of the tax subject to the stamp tax determined by the calculation means (ST4, 5, 6) is the taxable amount of the stamp tax, by the processing of ST10. ing.

  If the stamp target amount is equal to or greater than the taxable lower limit amount A in ST10, the CPU 1 adds a stamp pasting column to the receipt print data in ST11. On the other hand, when the stamp target amount is less than the taxable lower limit A, the CPU 1 omits the stamp pasting column from the receipt print data in ST12. Here, the CPU 1 determines the sales price of the one transaction only when it is determined by the determination means (ST10) that the amount paid by the payment method subject to the stamp tax is the stamp tax taxable amount. Control means for forming a stamp pasting field on the receipt printed and issued as the amount received.

  Next, in step ST13, the CPU 1 determines whether or not the non-stamping amount in the amount memory 52 is an amount greater than “0”. If the amount is larger than “0”, the print data indicating that the non-stamped amount is included in the receipt amount is edited in ST14 and added to the receipt print data. Here, the CPU 1 prints the amount by the payment method that is not subject to the stamp tax levy determined by the calculation means, together with the amount received on the receipt as the amount included in the amount received, through the processing of ST13, ST14. The printing means is configured.

  Thereafter, the CPU 1 outputs the receipt print data to the printer 17 as ST14, and prints it on the receipt paper and the journal paper. This completes the processing by this receipt issuance control program.

  An example of a print pattern of a receipt issued by the POS terminal of this embodiment is shown in FIGS. 6 shows a case where 20,000 yen is paid with a credit card and the remaining 32,500 yen is paid in cash for a commercial transaction with a total amount of 52,500 yen, and FIG. This is a case where 30,000 yen is paid by credit card and the remaining 22,500 yen is paid in cash for the commercial transaction.

  6 and 7, reference numeral 61 is a receipt title, reference numeral 62 is an address field, reference numeral 63 is an amount field, reference numeral 64 is a nominal field, reference numeral 65 is a date field, and reference numeral 66 is It is a stamp pasting column. Each column 61-66 is printed sideways with respect to the receipt paper. Reference numeral 67 denotes a purchase details column, on which a purchase date, a cash register number, a product code of the purchased product, a product name and sales amount, a subtotal amount, an external tax amount, a total amount, a transaction number, a purchase point, a transaction time, etc. are printed. ing. The purchase details column 67 is printed vertically with respect to the receipt paper.

  In the case of FIG. 6, the stamp target amount is 32,500 yen for cash payment and the non-print target amount is 20,000 yen for credit card payment with respect to the receipt amount 52,500 yen. Since the amount is 30,000 yen or more, a stamp pasting column 66 is added.

  In the case of FIG. 7, the stamp target amount is a cash payment amount of 22,500 yen and the non-print target amount is a credit card payment amount of 30,000 yen with respect to the receipt amount of 52,500 yen. Since the amount is less than 30,000 yen, the stamp pasting column 66 is omitted. Accordingly, the store clerk should attach a stamp to the receipt shown in FIG. 6, and do not attach a stamp to the receipt shown in FIG. 7 even if the receipt amount (received amount) is 30,000 yen or more. To do. That is, when the stamp pasting field 66 exists, the stamp is attached, and when it does not exist, the stamp is not attached. Therefore, even a part-time job or a beginner store clerk should not be confused as to whether or not the stamp should be attached. , Can prevent mistakes.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a print indicating how much of the receipt amount printed in the amount column 63 is included in the vicinity of the receipt amount column 63. Is made. For example, in the case of FIG. 6, information indicating that the credit card payment of 20,000 yen is an amount not covered by the stamp (20,000 yen not covered by the inner stamp) is printed. Similarly, in the case of FIG. 7, information indicating that the credit card payment of 30,000 yen is a non-printing target amount (non-internal stamping target of 30,000 yen) is printed.

  Therefore, in the case of FIG. 7 in particular, even if the receipt amount is 30,000 yen or more, it is not necessary to attach a stamp. The reason is that the receipt amount 52,500 yen includes a credit card payment that is not eligible for the stamp. Since it is clear that about 30000 yen is included, it can be easily confirmed that the stamp has not been forgotten. That is, in the past, the store clerk specified “credit card” or the like in the blank of the receipt, but according to the present embodiment, it is not necessary to specify it, so the burden on the store clerk can be reduced.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment as it is, and can be embodied by modifying the constituent elements without departing from the scope of the invention in the implementation stage.

  For example, in the above embodiment, cash payment and gift certificate payment are shown as payment methods subject to stamp tax, and credit card payment is shown as a payment method that is not subject to stamp tax, but an electronic method that can process other payment methods It goes without saying that the present invention can be similarly applied to cash registers, POS terminals, and the like.

  In addition, when there is only credit card payment as a payment method that is not subject to stamp tax, credit card payment, for example, (inner credit XXXX yen) is used as the print layout of the non-target amount printing means. May be clarified.

  Also, the receipt printing format is not limited to that of the above embodiment. For example, in the above-described embodiment, a case where a receipt printed in a landscape direction on a receipt sheet is shown, but a receipt printed in a portrait direction on a receipt sheet may be issued. Further, the purchase details column 67 may not be provided.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated as what recorded the program which implements invention in ROM2 or HDD apparatus 4 beforehand, not only this but the same program may be downloaded from a network to an apparatus, A device having the same function stored in a recording medium may be installed in the apparatus. The recording medium may be any form as long as the recording medium can store the program and can be read by the apparatus, such as a CD-ROM. In addition, the function obtained by installing or downloading in advance may be realized in cooperation with an OS (operating system) inside the apparatus.

  In addition, various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the embodiment. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Furthermore, the constituent elements over different embodiments may be combined.

The block diagram which shows the principal part structure of the POS terminal which is one embodiment of this invention. The schematic diagram which shows the main key structures arrange | positioned at the keyboard of the POS terminal. The schematic diagram which shows the data structure of the closing division | segmentation table memorize | stored in the same POS terminal. The schematic diagram which shows the main memory areas formed in RAM of the POS terminal. The flowchart which shows the principal part procedure of the receipt issue control process which CPU of the POS terminal performs. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the receipt with a stamp pasting column printed and issued in the POS terminal. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the receipt of the stamp sticking column omission type printed and issued in the POS terminal.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... CPU, 2 ... ROM, 3 ... RAM, 4 ... HDD apparatus, 5 ... Clock part, 11 ... Keyboard, 17 ... Receipt journal printer, 19 ... Card reader, 35 ... Current key, 36 ... Credit key, 37 ... Gift certificate key, 38 ... Receipt key, 41 ... Closing section table, 51 ... Transaction memory, 52 ... Amount memory.

Claims (4)

In the product sales data processing apparatus that executes data processing of transactions related to product sales, and can issue a receipt that can be used as a taxable tax stamp for the sales tax of one transaction printed as the amount received.
Storage means for storing information for identifying whether or not the tax payment is applicable for each payment method such as cash payment or credit card payment;
An operation for classifying the payment amount for the sales price of the one transaction into the amount by the price payment method subject to the stamp tax taxation and the amount by the price payment method not subject to the stamp tax taxation based on the information stored in the storage means Means,
A judging means for judging whether or not the amount by the payment method for the stamp tax subject to taxation calculated by the computing means is a taxable amount of the stamp tax;
Only when it is determined by this determination means that the amount paid by the payment method subject to the stamp tax is the stamp tax, the sales amount of the one transaction is printed as the received amount and a stamp affixed column is provided on the receipt. Control means to form;
A product sales data processing apparatus characterized by comprising: A non-target amount printing means for printing the amount determined by the calculation means by the payment method that is not subject to the stamp tax, as an amount included in the received amount, together with the received amount on the receipt;
The product sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: In a computer that can operate as a product sales data processing apparatus that can execute data processing of transactions related to product sales, and can issue a receipt that can be used as a taxable tax stamp for the sales amount of one transaction printed as the amount received.
A calculation function that divides the payment amount for the sales price of the one transaction into an amount based on the payment method of the tax subject to the stamp tax and an amount based on the payment method not subject to the stamp tax;
A determination function for determining whether or not the amount of the payment method for the stamp tax that is calculated by the calculation function is equal to or greater than the tax amount of the stamp tax;
Only when it is determined by this determination function that the amount paid by the payment method subject to the stamp tax tax is equal to or greater than the stamp tax tax amount, the sales price of the one transaction is printed as the received amount and the stamp is attached to the receipt. Control function to form,
Receipt issue control program to realize. In addition to the computer,
Claims for realizing a non-target amount printing function for printing an amount by a non-taxable payment method determined by the calculation function together with the received amount on the receipt as an amount included in the received amount. 3. Receipt issuance control program according to 3.

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