Closed raulanatol closed 8 years ago
Yes, taxes per product along with global tax rates is helpful.
But taxes It's not for country? How do you use taxes for product? Could you give me an example?
I have a problem with this feature because if I put a taxes for product I can't change this for each country, city...
For example: Item1 Price: $10 Tax: 1%
Client from New York - Taxes must be 4.375% Client from US CA - Taxes must be 2%
Yes, usually taxes are per country , but in India we have different taxes for states within country, also taxes differ based on product type e.g baby products tax rates are different from medical related products.
Ok! I think that the best option is create a tax product class like magento. https://www.packtpub.com/books/content/creating-tax-rules-magento http://www.appseconnect.com/creating-tax-rules-in-magento/
In this case @mazharoddin. What would the calculation?
Item 1 Baby product tax rate: 2% Price: $10
Item 2 No tax product class Price: $20
User from NYC with Country tax (4%)
[Case A] The checkout value: ($10 * 1.02) + ($20 * 1.04) = $31 (total with taxes) [Case B] The checkout value: (($10 * 1.02) + $20) * 1.04) = $31,408 (total with taxes)
Yes, that helps. But keeping it simple like bigcartel may be more helpful.
Ok @mazharoddin I will work in this. Regards.
Hi!
Somebody uses the taxes per product? I'm thinking to change this feature. In WooCommerce for example, the taxes are calculated for country, state... see the screenshot.
Are there any objections? Regards.