How to calculate gross total from net and tax amount?
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The Gross to Net formula is used to calculate the net (pre-tax) amount if the user enters a gross amount (total expense amount, including taxes) for an expense. A Gross to Net formula should be defined for each expense code to which taxes apply.
If a user enters the net amount of an expense, Replicon will use the tax codeformula associated with the expense code to calculate the gross amount of the expense.
Creating a formula
The Gross to Net formula may include the operators given in the table below.
Operator Description
+ Add
- Subtract
* Multiply
/ Divide
() Indicate precedence
$Gross
Tag for the gross amount, which will be used to calculate net amount
Example 1
For a 7% state sales tax, the gross to net formula would be entered as follows:
$Gross/1.07
Example 2
For expenses that have a 6% sales tax and a flat tax of $10.00, where the 6% sales tax is applied to the net amount before the flat tax is added, the Gross to Net formula would be entered as follows:
($Gross-10)/1.06
Parentheses are used to indicate that the 10 dollars should be subtracted from the gross amount before the 6% sales tax is deducted.
If a user enters the net amount of an expense, Replicon will use the tax codeformula associated with the expense code to calculate the gross amount of the expense.
Creating a formula
The Gross to Net formula may include the operators given in the table below.
Operator Description
+ Add
- Subtract
* Multiply
/ Divide
() Indicate precedence
$Gross
Tag for the gross amount, which will be used to calculate net amount
Example 1
For a 7% state sales tax, the gross to net formula would be entered as follows:
$Gross/1.07
Example 2
For expenses that have a 6% sales tax and a flat tax of $10.00, where the 6% sales tax is applied to the net amount before the flat tax is added, the Gross to Net formula would be entered as follows:
($Gross-10)/1.06
Parentheses are used to indicate that the 10 dollars should be subtracted from the gross amount before the 6% sales tax is deducted.
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