"A potential improvement would be integrating a script that scrapes the tax values weekly from the official SII website and updates the percentage automatically in the system. If automation isn't feasible, allowing the tax to be entered manually while ensuring it reflects properly in cost analysis as a tax category could be a workaround. Additionally, exploring API options with SII or third-party financial services might offer a more streamlined solution. For payroll and tax-related calculations, you might find paystubmakers.com useful."
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Due to the tax definition, the percentage per litre changes slightly every week. The ideal solution would be to set a scheduled request to an API to set the percentage, but I can't find an option to automate that task. The other way would be to manually enter that tax when someone registers an expense (every ticket has the amount detailed), and we tried to add it as another field, but it doesn't reflect in the cost analysis as a tax.
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Wow, a fuel tax, that's new to me. I think it's crazy. Especially when it changes every week. That kind of volatility can cause you to lose money, which is always bad. I have my own business in the states, and I, too, need a constant fixation on employee salaries received. Initially, I tried to keep them online, but often, due to sloppiness, this data would get lost. At one point, I found an article and learned how to instantly get pay stubs. So I decided to keep the data old-fashioned in a paper version. And this way came to my liking. Paper is accumulated, so I had to create an archive, and now everything works perfectly. Try this variant. https://www.thepaystubs.com/