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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by Breaktru on April 13, 2020, 12:01:41 PM »Thanks. Stay safe too. These are scary times.
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by freedogg on April 13, 2020, 11:00:51 AM »Thanx Dave...stay safe!!
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by Breaktru on April 13, 2020, 10:26:01 AM »Hi Freedog,
Yeah, still 10 flavoring limit.
But if you have flavorings that have equal amounts added you can double up on a flavoring line.
Like:
3% strawberry and 3% cream, you can enter 6% Strawberry/Cream and split the added calculation. Say if the result says to add 4 ml you would add 2 ml of Strawberry and 2ml of Cream.
Yeah, still 10 flavoring limit.
But if you have flavorings that have equal amounts added you can double up on a flavoring line.
Like:
3% strawberry and 3% cream, you can enter 6% Strawberry/Cream and split the added calculation. Say if the result says to add 4 ml you would add 2 ml of Strawberry and 2ml of Cream.
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by freedogg on April 13, 2020, 09:29:43 AM »Hey Dave...are we still limited to 10 flavors?? Thanx!!
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by jonas44 on March 17, 2020, 10:55:24 AM »Yup. Nicotine Salts should be entered as you would for Freebase Nicotine
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by octoman on March 17, 2020, 06:37:29 AM »How does this work with Nic Salt? As nicotine strength is typically 25mg 35mg 50mg, does it matter or would you input this in the same way as calculating freebase which the software assumes?
Yes, it is exactly the same. Enter it the same way.
And, welcome to the forum callmybluff
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eJuice Calculator / Re: eJuice Calculator - HOW TO
« Last post by callmybluff on March 16, 2020, 08:07:18 PM »How does this work with Nic Salt? As nicotine strength is typically 25mg 35mg 50mg, does it matter or would you input this in the same way as calculating freebase which the software assumes?
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General Discussion: Payroll Software / Re: Payroll 2020 Employee Payroll Withholding Tax Calculator
« Last post by Breaktru on February 07, 2020, 09:22:11 AM »Payroll 2020 version 20.1.0 has been released with state tax update for Rhode Island and New Jersey.
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General Discussion: Payroll Software / Re: Payroll 2020 Employee Payroll Withholding Tax Calculator
« Last post by Breaktru on January 03, 2020, 01:23:53 PM »For Windows 7 users:
Previously a couple of Windows 7 users reported an "Invalid Picture" warning when trying to run Payroll 2020.
A new version has addressed this issue.
Version 12.0.6 at: http://breaktru.com/pay2k.zip
Previously a couple of Windows 7 users reported an "Invalid Picture" warning when trying to run Payroll 2020.
A new version has addressed this issue.
Version 12.0.6 at: http://breaktru.com/pay2k.zip
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General Discussion: Payroll Software / Payroll 2020 Employee Payroll Withholding Tax Calculator
« Last post by Breaktru on December 29, 2019, 07:57:57 AM »Payroll 2020 is available at: http://payroll.breaktru.com for downloading. Payroll 2020 is software for Windows computers.
The new Federal tax rates from the IRS publication 15-T method #5 was used in Payroll 2020 software app. This method is called “Percentage Method Tables for Manual Payroll Systems with Forms W-4 from 2019 or earlier”
If your employee has submitted a NEW 2020 W4, a different tax formula will be required. A method that takes into account employee’s interest, dividends, retirement income, estimated itemized deductions from Form 1040, qualifying children under 17, etc……
The new Federal tax rates from the IRS publication 15-T method #5 was used in Payroll 2020 software app. This method is called “Percentage Method Tables for Manual Payroll Systems with Forms W-4 from 2019 or earlier”
If your employee has submitted a NEW 2020 W4, a different tax formula will be required. A method that takes into account employee’s interest, dividends, retirement income, estimated itemized deductions from Form 1040, qualifying children under 17, etc……
