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Hi everyone. This is my formula in computing the tax due from each employee based on the attached tax table. Is there a neater way of coming up with the same results without the so many nested IFs?
=IF(NetTaxInc>8000000,(2410000+0.35*(NetTaxInc-8000000)), IF(NetTaxInc>2000000,(490000+0.32*(NetTaxInc-2000000)), IF(NetTaxInc>800000,(130000+0.3*(NetTaxInc-800000)), IF(NetTaxInc>400000,(30000+0.25*(NetTaxInc-400000)), IF(NetTaxInc>250000,(0.2*(NetTaxInc-250000)) IF(NetTaxInc<=250000,0)))))) Thank you. BTW the amounts are in Pesos currency not Dollars. |
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I wish
![]() ![]() I have used index/match a few times but in very simple problems. I will now change the more than a decade old If/then formula to a smarter one. Thank you again. Attached are the very happy beneficiaries of your generosity. |
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Incorporate Vlookup(). The link below explains it well
Tax Rates in Excel - Easy Excel Tutorial |
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Thank you Steve. Vlookup would have been simpler to use but for the presence of the plus 30000, 140000 if taxable income is... in the formula.
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