hi Ian,
If your listed product selling price is say £100.0 and you offer a 25% discount to a client, the Offered price to him would be £75.0 , so the VAT is 17.5% on the Offered price of £75.0. ie: VAT = £75 *0.175 = £13.125.
So if the client bought the product, his Invoiced value would be: £75.00 + £13.125VAT = Total: £88.125
Breakdown:
Discounted Price = Listed Price - [Listed Price - [Listed Price * Discount Percent/100]]
+VAT part: = Discounted Price * 0.175
If you required a 10% mark up on the listed selling price to different client, his Offered value would be £110, so the VAT again would be 17.5% of the Offered price of £110
ie: £100 * 0.175 = £17.50
So if the client bought the product, his Invoiced value would be: £100.00 + £17.50VAT = Total: £117.50
Breakdown:
MarkUp Price = Listed Price + [Listed Price + [Listed Price * MarkUp Percent/100]]
+VAT part: = MarkedUp Price * 0.175
Is this what you are asking.?
E
If your listed product selling price is say £100.0 and you offer a 25% discount to a client, the Offered price to him would be £75.0 , so the VAT is 17.5% on the Offered price of £75.0. ie: VAT = £75 *0.175 = £13.125.
So if the client bought the product, his Invoiced value would be: £75.00 + £13.125VAT = Total: £88.125
Breakdown:
Discounted Price = Listed Price - [Listed Price - [Listed Price * Discount Percent/100]]
+VAT part: = Discounted Price * 0.175
If you required a 10% mark up on the listed selling price to different client, his Offered value would be £110, so the VAT again would be 17.5% of the Offered price of £110
ie: £100 * 0.175 = £17.50
So if the client bought the product, his Invoiced value would be: £100.00 + £17.50VAT = Total: £117.50
Breakdown:
MarkUp Price = Listed Price + [Listed Price + [Listed Price * MarkUp Percent/100]]
+VAT part: = MarkedUp Price * 0.175
Is this what you are asking.?
E