JPH034397A - Device for cash registration and print - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To recognize the presence/absence of tax and a taxation system by a consumer by comprising a device in such a way that information with respect to the amount and the tax of goods is printed on a price tag to be attached on the goods or the goods by reading out the stored content of a memory. CONSTITUTION:A sale time managing device 4 is provided with a product master 5 that is the memory, and the information f a product code 6, a unit price 6, the presence/absence 8 of tax, and the block 9 of tax, etc., are stored in the master 5. Firstly, the unit price corresponding to an inputted product code is read out of the master 5, and it is decided that the unit price shows whether or not it is an amount of external taxation system, and an external tax when it shows the internal taxation system. Thus, the external tax of the goods, an internal tax value, and a total sale amount, etc., are computed with electronic cash registers 1a and 1b, then, they are printed on a receipt, etc. Also, a print means 11 reads out the content of the master 5 to the price tag 13 to beattached on the goods, and the product code the unit price, a product name, the presence/absence of the tax, the separation of external/internal tax can be printed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention is applicable to, for example, electronic cash registers for point-of-sale control (
The present invention relates to a device for registering money and printing, which can be suitably implemented in conjunction with a device for performing POS (abbreviated as PO 1 nt of 5ales).

Conventional Technology Conventionally, labelers have been realized that are configured to print a code identifying the product, product name, and amount on a price tag such as a label attached to a product, and then affix the printed price tag to the product. . This conventional labeler is configured so that characters such as the character ``toku'' can also be printed to indicate a special price item or the like.

Problems that the invention aims to solve With the introduction of consumption tax, consumers can't just look at the amount on the price tag and wonder whether consumption tax is levied on the product or whether they need to pay consumption tax separately. Furthermore, it is inconvenient that it is not possible to know whether the amount includes consumption tax or not.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a device for registering and printing money that allows consumers to easily obtain information regarding taxation of goods.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention provides a memory for storing the amount of a product and information regarding the taxation of the product; information regarding the transaction of the product is input; the input information is stored in the memory; an electronic cash register that performs calculations related to taxation using the contents; and an electronic cash register that reads the stored contents of the memory and attaches it to a price tag on the product, or directly on the product.
This is a device for monetary registration and printing, characterized in that it includes a printing means for printing information regarding the amount of goods and taxation.

Effect According to the present invention, for example, in a point of sale device,
The amount of the product and information regarding the taxation of the product, such as whether there is a consumption tax and whether the product is tax-exclusive or tax-inclusive, are stored in the memory.

In an electronic cash register, information related to the transaction of a product, such as a code identifying the product to be traded and sold, is entered and the information stored in the memory associated with this product is entered. The information is used to calculate calculations related to taxation, such as the taxable amount, the tax-excluded amount, the tax-inclusive amount, and the amount to be paid, which is the sum of the product amount and the tax-excluded amount, for products using the tax-exclusive method. be done.

The present invention is further provided with a printing means, which reads out the stored contents of the memory and prints information on the price tag and taxation of the product on a price tag to be attached to the product or directly on the product. Print. Therefore, consumers can check the tax information printed on the price tag or directly on the product to find out whether there is a tax such as consumption tax, and whether the price of the product is displayed using the tax-exclusive method. It is convenient to be able to know whether the amount is displayed using the tax-included method or the tax-inclusive method.

Embodiment FIG. 11 is an overall block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to this drawing, a single or plural electronic cash registers 1a, lb have input means 2a, 2b for inputting information related to product transactions, and processing circuits 3a, 3b such as microcomputers. . In the following description, the subscripts a and b may be omitted when providing a comprehensive description. The input means 2 is, for example, a key manual means,
When a product is traded and sold, a code that identifies the product is entered.

The point-of-sale control device 4 includes a product master 5 which is a memory, and this product master 5 contains a product code, a unit price which is the amount of the product, whether there is consumption tax, and whether the unit price is tax-exclusive. Information such as whether the tax is tax-inclusive or tax-inclusive is stored.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the product master 5. As shown in FIG. As described above, the product master 5 includes an area 6 for storing product codes, an area 7 for storing unit prices, a store area 8 for indicating whether or not there is a tax, and a store area 9 for indicating tax categories. The tax category is information indicating whether the above-mentioned amount is a tax-exclusive amount or a tax-inclusive amount.

The processing circuit 3 in the electronic cash register 1 includes an input means 2
When a product code is input from , the store contents of the product master 5 are read out and calculations related to taxation are performed.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of calculations related to taxation performed by the processing circuit 3.

Moving from step n1 to step n2, the unit price A corresponding to the input product code is read from the product master 5, it is determined whether the unit price, which is the amount of the product, is the amount of the tax-exclusive method, and the unit price A corresponding to the input product code is determined. If it is an amount, the process moves to step n4, and its tax-excluding tax class B1 is calculated based on the first equation.

Bl = 0.03·A (1) Also, in this step n4, the amount C1 to be paid may be calculated.

C1= 1.03・A... (2) If it is determined in step n6 that the amount of the product entered is a tax-inclusive amount, the process moves to step n7, where tax-inclusive class B2 is calculated. .

B2 = 0.03 1, o3°A - (3) For the product expressed in this tax-inclusive amount, the amount to be paid is A.

If the input product is a tax-exempt product, no calculations regarding taxation are performed in step n8, and the amount of the product, which is the amount to be paid, is used as is, and addition is performed. In this way, electronic cash register 1
Then, the tax excluding tax on that product and the products in that pond iB1. The tax-inclusive amount 1.00.A/1.03 and the total sales amount are calculated and printed on a receipt or report that is a recording sheet. The point-of-sale control device 4 can also perform calculations by summing up the results of calculations in a plurality of electronic cash registers 1.

The printing means 11, which is a labeler, is a price tag 13 attached to the product.
Next, read the store contents of the product master 5 and check not only the unit price, which is the amount of the product, but also (a) whether there is a consumption tax, that is, whether it is tax exempt, and (b) the amount of the tax-exclusive or tax-inclusive method. It is possible to print (c) the tax amount excluding taxes or including taxes as shown in Figure 4, or (d) the total amount of the unit price of the product and the tax amount. Regarding the tax nod and the total amount, the store contents of the product master 5 are calculated, and the printing device 11 calculates the information and prints it out. Regarding the products to be printed, instructions can be given through the input means 12. As a result, the printing means 11 prints the above-mentioned information on the price tag indicated by reference numeral 13. Information regarding taxation includes characters (for example, letters, symbols, figures, blank spaces) for identifying tax-exclusive method, tax-inclusive method, or tax exemption. etc.

In another embodiment of the present invention, instead of printing on the price tag 13, it may be printed directly on the product, and the price tag is not only configured to be affixed to the product.
It may also be a price tag attached to a product using a string or the like.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, not only the amount of the product but also information regarding taxation is printed on the price tag attached to the product or directly on the product, so that the consumer can check the consumption tax etc. It is convenient because it is possible to know whether or not there is taxation, and also to know whether the displayed amount is an amount under the tax-exclusive method or an amount under the tax-inclusive method.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the product master 5, FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining the operation, and FIG. 4 is a front view of the price tag 13. . la, lb...electronic cash register, 2a, 2b...
Input means, 3a, 3b... Processing circuit, 4... Point of sale control device, 5... Product mask, 6-9... Store area, 11... Printing means, 13... Price tag

Claims (1)

[Claims] A memory for storing the price of a product and information regarding taxation of the product; information regarding the transaction of the product is input; and the input information and the stored contents of the memory are used. An electronic cash register that performs calculations related to taxation, and reads out the stored contents of the memory and attaches it to the price tag on the product or directly on the product.
A device for monetary registration and printing, characterized in that it includes a printing means for printing information regarding the amount of goods and taxation.