Is 30% then 20% the same as 50%?

No. 100,000 becomes 70,000, then 56,000. The real percent is 44.

Can this do 15% of 200?

Yes. List price 200 and 15 make an amount off of 30.

Yes. It is subtracted after the percents. A coupon larger than the price left shows a note.

No. The sum stays on this screen and is not sent to a server.

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Work out the rate, the sale price, the list price, or two discounts on one screen. Amounts stay in this browser.

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Sums: Percent, sale price, list price, and a second discount sit one under another.
Input: Commas and a currency word are ignored. An empty field means that sum is not ready.
Two discounts: The second percent applies to the price already reduced. 30% then 20% is 44%, not 50%.
Rounding: The amount due and the amount off are rounded separately, so they can miss the list price by one.
Fixed coupon: A fixed coupon is subtracted after both percents. If it is larger than the price left, only a note appears.
Where: The amounts are calculated in this browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

50% and then 20% leaves 40% of the list price to pay, which is 60% off.

A sale tag is hard to check when a second coupon follows the first.

Adding the two percents looks right, and the amount due is still higher than that sum.

100,000 with 30% then 20% is 56,000 due, 44,000 off, and 44.00% real.

15% of 200 is an amount off of 30. 8% of 120,000 is 9,600.

Entered100,000 · 30% then 20%

QIs 30% then 20% the same as 50%?: ANo. 100,000 becomes 70,000, then 56,000. The real percent is 44.
QCan this do 15% of 200?: AYes. List price 200 and 15 make an amount off of 30.
QCan a fixed coupon be included?: AYes. It is subtracted after the percents. A coupon larger than the price left shows a note.
QAre the amounts saved?: ANo. The sum stays on this screen and is not sent to a server.