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Tax calculation formula
I need a formula for cell D22 which calculates the tax amount, based on a
value in B6. The tax rules a 0.5% of the dollar amount from $0.01 to $55,000.00 PLUS 1.00% of the dollar amount from $55,000.01 to $250,000.00 PLUS 1.50% of the dollar amount from $250,000.01 to $400,000.00 PLUS 2.0% of the dollar amount from $400,000.01 and up. The values in B6 will be all over the map, and so far, I have not yet figured out how to write a formula which ignores calculation of the higher percentages, when using a value within a lower threshold, ie. if I use $350,000, I would need the formula to calculate the 0.5%, the 1.00% and the 1.50%, but obviously not the 2.0%, since under the $400,000 threshold. Anyone have any ideas or a snippet of formula syntax that would work? |
Tax calculation formula
randy,
The tax on... 55,000 = 275 250,000 = 2225 400,000 = 4475 So you calculate the tax on the amount above the bracket level and add the amount for the lower level.. =IF(B6<=55000,0.005*B6,IF(B6<=250000,275+0.01*(B6-55000),IF(B6<=400000,2225+0.015*(B6-250000),4475+0.02*(B6-400000)))) Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "randy" wrote in message I need a formula for cell D22 which calculates the tax amount, based on a value in B6. The tax rules a 0.5% of the dollar amount from $0.01 to $55,000.00 PLUS 1.00% of the dollar amount from $55,000.01 to $250,000.00 PLUS 1.50% of the dollar amount from $250,000.01 to $400,000.00 PLUS 2.0% of the dollar amount from $400,000.01 and up. The values in B6 will be all over the map, and so far, I have not yet figured out how to write a formula which ignores calculation of the higher percentages, when using a value within a lower threshold, ie. if I use $350,000, I would need the formula to calculate the 0.5%, the 1.00% and the 1.50%, but obviously not the 2.0%, since under the $400,000 threshold. Anyone have any ideas or a snippet of formula syntax that would work? |
Tax calculation formula
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=CHOOSE(MATCH(B8,{0.01;55000.01;250000.01;400000.0 1},1),B8*0.5%,275+((B8-55000)*1%),2225+((B8-250000)*1.5%),4475+((B8-400000)*2%)) "randy" wrote: I need a formula for cell D22 which calculates the tax amount, based on a value in B6. The tax rules a 0.5% of the dollar amount from $0.01 to $55,000.00 PLUS 1.00% of the dollar amount from $55,000.01 to $250,000.00 PLUS 1.50% of the dollar amount from $250,000.01 to $400,000.00 PLUS 2.0% of the dollar amount from $400,000.01 and up. The values in B6 will be all over the map, and so far, I have not yet figured out how to write a formula which ignores calculation of the higher percentages, when using a value within a lower threshold, ie. if I use $350,000, I would need the formula to calculate the 0.5%, the 1.00% and the 1.50%, but obviously not the 2.0%, since under the $400,000 threshold. Anyone have any ideas or a snippet of formula syntax that would work? |
Tax calculation formula
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 22:22:36 -0400, "randy" wrote:
I need a formula for cell D22 which calculates the tax amount, based on a value in B6. The tax rules a 0.5% of the dollar amount from $0.01 to $55,000.00 PLUS 1.00% of the dollar amount from $55,000.01 to $250,000.00 PLUS 1.50% of the dollar amount from $250,000.01 to $400,000.00 PLUS 2.0% of the dollar amount from $400,000.01 and up. The values in B6 will be all over the map, and so far, I have not yet figured out how to write a formula which ignores calculation of the higher percentages, when using a value within a lower threshold, ie. if I use $350,000, I would need the formula to calculate the 0.5%, the 1.00% and the 1.50%, but obviously not the 2.0%, since under the $400,000 threshold. Anyone have any ideas or a snippet of formula syntax that would work? Set up a table someplace on your worksheet that looks like: $0 $0 0.5% $55,000 $275.00 1.0% $250,000 $2,225.00 1.5% $400,000 $4,475.00 2.0% and NAME it TaxTable. The values in column 2 are the base amount to be paid for the value in column 1. If I understand you correctly, if you have 55,000, you will be paying 0.5%*55000 = $275. For $250,000 you would be paying $275 + 1%*(250000-55000) = 2225.00. And so forth. Your formula is then: =VLOOKUP(B6,TaxTable,2)+ (B6-VLOOKUP(B6,TaxTable,1))* VLOOKUP(B6,TaxTable,3) --ron |
Thanks, gentlemen
Exactly what I was looking for. Much appreciated
randy "randy" wrote in message ... I need a formula for cell D22 which calculates the tax amount, based on a value in B6. The tax rules a 0.5% of the dollar amount from $0.01 to $55,000.00 PLUS 1.00% of the dollar amount from $55,000.01 to $250,000.00 PLUS 1.50% of the dollar amount from $250,000.01 to $400,000.00 PLUS 2.0% of the dollar amount from $400,000.01 and up. The values in B6 will be all over the map, and so far, I have not yet figured out how to write a formula which ignores calculation of the higher percentages, when using a value within a lower threshold, ie. if I use $350,000, I would need the formula to calculate the 0.5%, the 1.00% and the 1.50%, but obviously not the 2.0%, since under the $400,000 threshold. Anyone have any ideas or a snippet of formula syntax that would work? |
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