This is the way it has always worked. With A VAT/GST rateof 12.5%, 8.89 is
the amount which would generate the VAT of 1.11 - which sums up to a total
of 10.00, so yes, it's correct

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Can anybody tell me if the caculation is supposed to be correct, or how to
fix it if it appears not to be working. I have 12.5 entered as gst/vat but
for exapmle I put in 10.00 and it shows an amount of 1.11. Money 2005.