Le Canada est sans doute l'un des pays ou les taxes de vente sur les produits et services sont les plus compliqués à appliquer. Et pour cause: Elle varie d'une province ou territoire à l'autre, elle est parfois composé ou séparé. Voici leur représentation en date du mois septembre de l'année 2006 :
| Province/Territoire | Taxe 1 | Taxe 2 | Taux |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alberta | TVH: 6% | Aucune | 6% |
| Colombie-Britannique | TVH: 6% | TVP: 7% | 13% |
| Ile-du-Prince-Édouard | TPS: 6% | TVP: 10% | 16.6% |
| Manitoba | TPS: 6% | TVP: 7% | 13% |
| Nouveau-Brunswick | TVH: 14% | Aucune | 14% |
| Nouvelle-Écosse | TVH: 14% | Aucune | 14% |
| Nunavut | TVH: 6% | Aucune | 6% |
| Ontario | TPS: 6% | TVP: 8% | 14% |
| Québec | TPS: 6% | TVQ: 7.5% | 13.95% |
| Saskatchewan | TPS: 6% | TVP: 7% | 13% |
| Terre-Neuve/Labrador | TVH: 14% | Aucune | 14% |
| Territoire du Nord Ouest | TVH: 6% | Aucune | 6% |
| Territoire du Yukon | TVH: 6% | Aucune | 6% |
Tout d'abord, voici un premier exemple permet d'afficher des données complètes sur les taxes en JSP (Java Server Pages):
<%
char[] Compute={'C','C','C','C','S','C','S','S','S','S','C','S','S'};
String[] TaxName1={"TPS","TVH","TVH","TVH","TPS","TVH","TPS","TVH","TVH","TPS","TPS","TPS","TVH"};
double[] TaxRate1={6.0000,14.0000,14.0000,14.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000};
String[] TaxName2={"TVQ","","","","TVP","","TVP","","","TVP","TVP","TVP",""};
double[] TaxRate2={7.5000,0.0000,0.0000,0.0000,7.0000,0.0000,7.0000,0.0000,0.0000,8.0000,10.0000,7.0000,0.0000};
String[] RegionMID={"QC","NS","NB","NF","BC","AB","MB","NT","NU","ON","PE","SK","YT"};
String[] RegionName_EN={"Quebec","Nova Scotia","New Brunswick","Newfoundland","British Columbia","Alberta","Manitoba","Northwest Territories","Nunavut","Ontario","Prince Edward Island","Saskatchewan","Yukon Territory"};
String[] RegionName_FR={"Québec","Nouvelle-Écosse","Nouveau-Brunswick","Terre-Neuve/Labrador","Colombie-Britanique","Alberta","Manitoba","Territoire du Nord Ouest","Nunavut","Ontario","Ile-du-Prince-Édouard","Saskatchewan","Territoire du Yukon"};
out.print("<TABLE>");
out.print("<TR>");
out.print("<TD><B>Nom de la province/territoire</B></TD>");
out.print("<TD><B>MID</B></TD>");
out.print("<TD><B>Taxe 1</B></TD>");
out.print("<TD><B>Taxe 2</B></TD>");
out.print("<TD><B>Taux</B></TD>");
out.print("</TR>");
for(int I=0;I<Compute.length;I++) {
out.print("<TR>");
out.print("<TD>"+RegionName_FR[I]+"</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+RegionMID[I]+"</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+TaxName1[I] + ":" + TaxRate1[I] + "%</TD>");
if(TaxName2[I]=="") {
out.print("<TD> </TD>");
} else {
out.print("<TD>"+TaxName2[I] + ":" + TaxRate2[I]+"</TD>");
}
out.print("<TD>");
switch(Compute[I]) {
case 'S': //Séparé
out.print(Double.toString(TaxRate1[I]+TaxRate2[I]) + "%" + "\t");
break;
case 'C': //Composé
out.print(Double.toString(TaxRate1[I]+((TaxRate2[I]*(100+TaxRate1[I]))/100)) + "%" + "\t");
break;
}
out.print("</TD></TR>");
}
out.print("</TABLE>");
%>
on obtiendra le résultat suivant:
| Nom de la province/territoire | MID | Taxe 1 | Taxe 2 | Taux |
| Québec | QC | TPS:6% | TVQ:7.5% | 13.95% |
| Nouvelle-Écosse | NS | TVH:14% | 14% | |
| Nouveau-Brunswick | NB | TVH:14% | 14% | |
| Terre-Neuve/Labrador | NF | TVH:14% | 14% | |
| Colombie-Britanique | BC | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% |
| Alberta | AB | TVH:6% | 6% | |
| Manitoba | MB | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% |
| Territoire du Nord Ouest | NT | TVH:6% | 6% | |
| Nunavut | NU | TVH:6% | 6% | |
| Ontario | ON | TPS:6% | TVP:8% | 14% |
| Ile-du-Prince-Édouard | PE | TPS:6% | TVP:10% | 16.6% |
| Saskatchewan | SK | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% |
| Territoire du Yukon | YT | TVH:6% | 6% |
Ensuite, voici un deuxième exemple permet de calculer la taxe de vente d'un produit ou service en fonction des provinces ou territoires en JSP (Java Server Pages):
<%
char[] Compute={'C','C','C','C','S','C','S','S','S','S','C','S','S'};
String[] TaxName1={"TPS","TVH","TVH","TVH","TPS","TVH","TPS","TVH","TVH","TPS","TPS","TPS","TVH"};
double[] TaxRate1={6.0000,14.0000,14.0000,14.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000,6.0000};
String[] TaxName2={"TVQ","","","","TVP","","TVP","","","TVP","TVP","TVP",""};
double[] TaxRate2={7.5000,0.0000,0.0000,0.0000,7.0000,0.0000,7.0000,0.0000,0.0000,8.0000,10.0000,7.0000,0.0000};
String[] RegionMID={"QC","NS","NB","NF","BC","AB","MB","NT","NU","ON","PE","SK","YT"};
String[] RegionName_EN={"Quebec","Nova Scotia","New Brunswick","Newfoundland","British Columbia","Alberta","Manitoba","Northwest Territories","Nunavut","Ontario","Prince Edward Island","Saskatchewan","Yukon Territory"};
String[] RegionName_FR={"Québec","Nouvelle-Écosse","Nouveau-Brunswick","Terre-Neuve/Labrador","Colombie-Britanique","Alberta","Manitoba","Territoire du Nord Ouest","Nunavut","Ontario","Ile-du-Prince-Édouard","Saskatchewan","Territoire du Yukon"};
java.text.DecimalFormat DF = new java.text.DecimalFormat("########.00");
out.println("<TABLE>");
out.println("<TR>");
out.println("<TD><B>Nom de la province/territoire</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>Taxe 1</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>Taxe 2</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>Taux</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>1$</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>15$</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>44,95$</B></TD>");
out.println("<TD><B>100$</B></TD>");
out.println("</TR>");
for(int I=0;I<Compute.length;I++) {
double Tax = 0;
out.print("<TR>");
out.print("<TD>"+RegionName_FR[I]+"</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+TaxName1[I] + ":" + TaxRate1[I] + "%</TD>");
if(TaxName2[I]=="") {
out.print("<TD> </TD>");
} else {
out.print("<TD>"+TaxName2[I] + ":" + TaxRate2[I]+"</TD>");
}
out.print("<TD>");
switch(Compute[I]) {
case 'S': //Séparé
Tax = TaxRate1[I]+TaxRate2[I];
break;
case 'C': //Composé
Tax = TaxRate1[I]+((TaxRate2[I]*(100+TaxRate1[I]))/100);
break;
}
out.print(Double.toString(Tax) + "%");
out.print("</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+DF.format(1*(1+(Tax/100))) + "$</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+DF.format(15*(1+(Tax/100))) + "$</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+DF.format(44.95*(1+(Tax/100))) + "$</TD>");
out.print("<TD>"+DF.format(100*(1+(Tax/100))) + "$</TD>");
out.println("</TR>");
}
out.println("</TABLE>");
%>
on obtiendra le résultat suivant:
| Nom de la province/territoire | Taxe 1 | Taxe 2 | Taux | 1$ | 15$ | 44,95$ | 100$ |
| Québec | TPS:6% | TVQ:7.5% | 13.95% | 1.1395$ | 17.0925$ | 51.220525$ | 113.95$ |
| Nouvelle-Écosse | TVH:14% | 14% | 1.14$ | 17.1$ | 51.243$ | 114$ | |
| Nouveau-Brunswick | TVH:14% | 14% | 1.14$ | 17.1$ | 51.243$ | 114$ | |
| Terre-Neuve/Labrador | TVH:14% | 14% | 1.14$ | 17.1$ | 51.243$ | 114$ | |
| Colombie-Britanique | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% | 1.13$ | 16.95$ | 50.7935$ | 113$ |
| Alberta | TVH:6% | 6% | 1.06$ | 15.9$ | 47.647$ | 106$ | |
| Manitoba | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% | 1.13$ | 16.95$ | 50.7935$ | 113$ |
| Territoire du Nord Ouest | TVH:6% | 6% | 1.06$ | 15.9$ | 47.647$ | 106$ | |
| Nunavut | TVH:6% | 6% | 1.06$ | 15.9$ | 47.647$ | 106$ | |
| Ontario | TPS:6% | TVP:8% | 14% | 1.14$ | 17.1$ | 51.243$ | 114$ |
| Ile-du-Prince-Édouard | TPS:6% | TVP:10% | 16.6% | 1.166$ | 17.49$ | 52.4117$ | 116.6$ |
| Saskatchewan | TPS:6% | TVP:7% | 13% | 1.13$ | 16.95$ | 50.7935$ | 113$ |
| Territoire du Yukon | TVH:6% | 6% | 1.06$ | 15.9$ | 47.647$ | 106$ |
Dernière mise à jour : Mardi, le 1 novembre 2016