Closed aimeos closed 6 years ago
Good question. I believe it is both :-) (Actually, no, basis points are not a tax value - it's the percentage. but expressed in two different possible ways)
I added a note here:
https://github.com/academe/OmniPay-Payone/blob/master/src/Extend/ItemInterface.php#L26
(values <100 and >100 have different meanings) value < 100 = percent; value > 99 = basis points
From the docs:
VAT rate (% or bp) value < 100 = percent value > 99 = basis points (e.g. 1900 = 19%)
Final answer: it is the VAT rate expressed as NN% or NNNN‱ basis points
I've added a note to the README. Please reopen if the note is not clear.
What is the "vat" property for? Tax rate or tax value?