Fieldnote Supply Shop: Multi-jurisdiction tax summary
Multi-jurisdiction tax summary for Fieldnote Supply Shop. 6 jurisdictions across 2 countries, each with its own rate from 0.08250 to 0.13000. Taxable sales total 922.00, tax collected 96.34, tax refunded 7.46 and net tax due 88.88. net_tax_due equals tax_collected minus tax_refunded on every row. tax_collected is the sum of the per-order tax amounts, each already rounded to cents on orders-export.csv, so on US-CA and US-WA it is a cent below what rounding the jurisdiction's own taxable base would give.
csv
text/csv
- Document Set
- ecommerce
- Industry
- retail
- Source Kit
- retail-commerce
- Synthetic
- true
- As Of
- 2026-09-08
- Rows
- 6
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Specifications
- Document Set
- ecommerce
- Industry
- retail
- Source Kit
- retail-commerce
- Synthetic
- true
- As Of
- 2026-09-08
- Rows
- 6
- Jurisdictions
- 6
- Countries
- 2
- Net Tax Due
- 88.88
- Rounding Basis
- half up at the order
- Jurisdictions Where Base Rounding Differs
- 2
- Encoding
- UTF-8
Testing contract
Expected to pass- Scenario
- Aggregate orders-export.csv and refunds.csv by jurisdiction and compare with this summary, then try instead to recompute each jurisdiction total from its own taxable base.
- Expected result
- Aggregating the per-order amounts reproduces all 6 rows exactly: taxable_sales sums to 922.00, tax_collected to 96.34 and net_tax_due to 88.88. Recomputing from the jurisdiction base instead disagrees on 2 rows, because their halved cent rounds up once but not twice: US-CA reads 6.12 where the base gives 6.13, and US-WA reads 9.22 where the base gives 9.23. Both figures are defensible and a reconciliation has to pick one; this file picks order-level rounding and says so.
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Code examples
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("tax-summary.csv")
print(df.head())
print(df.dtypes)Related files
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- csvFieldnote Supply Shop: Inventory and price feed with variantsInventory and price feed with variants for Fieldnote Supply Shop. 12 variant rows over 6 products, two finishes each. Every gtin is a valid 13-digit GS1 number whose final digit is the modulo-10 check digit, and all 12 begin with a zero, so a spreadsheet that types the column as a number destroys the identifier. Quantities sum to 285 units and match the variant stock in the shop model.
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- tsvFieldnote Supply Shop: Inventory feed as UTF-16 LE tab-separated textInventory feed as UTF-16 LE tab-separated text for Fieldnote Supply Shop. The same 12 variants, tab separated and encoded UTF-16 little endian with an FF FE byte order mark. Every ASCII character occupies two bytes, so a reader that opens the file as UTF-8 sees NUL between each letter and usually reports one column.
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