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Proofreading: Please Check for Errors

No, I just use the same form that my customers will be charged tax for pantry items. Do you use a special form you use when ordering pantry items? No, I just use the same form that my customers will be charged tax for pantry items.
It isn't an error per se, so please don't take any offense...but I was hoping it would include information on the Father's Day specials. :)
 
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No offense taken! :) Thanks for your input. I considered adding the Father's Day Special but wasn't sure how to make it fit, so I left it out. I'll play around with it and see what I can come up with.
 
ChefPeg said:
Please let me know if you find any errors. Thanks!
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Do you happen to have one with the Pantry items? Because in FL there is no tax on Pantry items, so I use that form my customers will be charged tax for pantry items.
 
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kylev said:
Do you happen to have one with the Pantry items? Because in FL there is no tax on Pantry items, so I use that form my customers will be charged tax for pantry items.
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No, but the beauty of this is that it's a Word document. If you have Word (or maybe Open Office), you can try to edit it to your needs. Just change "sales tax" to "tax on non-pantry items" or something similar. Otherwise, PC puts out their own OOFs for all the different options. I won't be putting out three separate versions like PC does. I just wanted to design something simple yet editable.
 
Kylev, just as an FYI...if you use a form that has the Pantry items segregated for taxes (I do) and your outside guest isn't paying attention and writes a check for the full amount, you can just enter the difference as a Round Up contribution. It saves the hassle of giving a refund since they wrote the check out for the wrong amount. :)
 
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Kylev, just as an FYI...if you use a form that has the Pantry items segregated for taxes (I do) and your outside guest isn't paying attention and writes a check for the full amount, you can just enter the difference as a Round Up contribution. It saves the hassle of giving a refund since they wrote the check out for the wrong amount. :)
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Do you use a special form you use when ordering pantry items?
 

Related to Proofreading: Please Check for Errors

1. What is proofreading?

Proofreading is the process of carefully reviewing a written document for errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and formatting. It is the final step in the editing process before a document is published or submitted.

2. Why is proofreading important?

Proofreading is important because it ensures that a document is error-free and presents a professional image. It also helps to improve the clarity and effectiveness of a written piece by catching any mistakes or inconsistencies. Proofreading is essential in creating a polished and professional final product.

3. What should I look for when proofreading?

When proofreading, you should look for spelling errors, grammar and punctuation mistakes, formatting inconsistencies, and any other errors that may affect the overall quality of the document. It's also important to check for clarity, flow, and consistency in the writing.

4. How can I improve my proofreading skills?

To improve your proofreading skills, it's important to take your time and read slowly and carefully. It can also be helpful to read the document out loud, use spell check and grammar check tools, and have someone else review your work for a fresh perspective. Practice and attention to detail are key in becoming a better proofreader.

5. Can I use software to proofread my document?

While there are software programs available to help with proofreading, they should not be relied on as the sole method of proofreading. These tools can catch some errors, but they are not always accurate and may miss certain mistakes. It's best to also have a human proofreader review the document for the most thorough and accurate results.

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