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  • Posted on Oct 31, 2007

SOURCE: How do you set a tax rate?!?!?

Casio Calc SL-210TE
How to Set Exchange & Tax Rates
Select EX mode
Press AC
Press and Hold for 5 Sec %(Set) key
Press C1 or C2 or C3 or TAX+
Enter New Rate
Press %(Set) Key
New Rate is now Saved

Hope this Helps ..Mike

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  • Posted on Jan 31, 2008

SOURCE: Changing the % tax setting on my Casio calculator

MY TAX- AND TAX+ ARNT WORKING ... ANY1 NO HOW 2 FIX IT ?? PLZ ???

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  • Posted on Jun 10, 2008

SOURCE: Set Tax rate on a Casio HR-100TM

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Jul 14, 2008

SOURCE: Set Tax Rate

Type in the rate of tax you want to use, then press rate and then press tax+ :)

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  • Posted on Sep 20, 2008

SOURCE: casio MS-120TE tax rate

Look for "RATE SET" it is usually located on the % button. Press and hold the button and when the display comes up just the press the desired rate then press "RATE SET" again then clear

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