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Changing Tax calculation

Recently our tax rate dropped from 7% to 6% and i need to know how to change the tax rate on the FR 2650

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  • Anonymous Jan 03, 2008

    Works just as well when the GST drops from 6% to 5%. Thanks for both the question and the answer. EOM

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Printing models (except HR-8TE): 1. Have calculator in ?print? mode 2. Press [CA] 3. Hold [SET/%] key for about 3 seconds 4. Input the tax rate 5. Press [TAX+] 6. Press [SET/%]

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