@Neeru
Thanks for your feedback
For the colors, I'd like to stick to these "rules":
If it's virtotext, the color is black.
If it's helpful xioScriptText, the color is purple.
If it's xioScriptText, and my script thinks it would harm your efficiency if you don't follow his values, the color is red.
If technology level is below maximum, you can increase the technology level, but if you don't, it doesn't harm you or something like that. I only use that hard-red color when you did something "wrong".
The maximum equipment quality goes hand in hand with employee qualification, not technology level. It's important to know, because your efficiency will fall, if you exceed the given value.
The value-text switch is in the next update.
The page for mines is a bit difficult... to be certain, I need a mine for that.
I will try something, though, all in the next update.
By the way, that will be when I have the time and the desire to script.
@Wolf
The formula used is the exact same formula as you can find on the CTIE page:
Virtonomics CTIE Page Common tax for imputed earnings = ECx(GoodsETR/100)x(PTrate/100) , where:
EC — estimated cost of produced goods;
GoodsETR — Common tax for imputed earnings rate (%) for the current goods (Common tax for imputed earnings rate, see the table);
PTrate — profits tax rate in the current region.
For the EC I have used the primecost you can find on the same page as you set your price.
The primecost is calculated by the material cost, salary, management expenses, energy expenses and general production expenses. To answer your question: the price doesn't contain the training, advertisement and technology introduction costs. |