Net, tax and gross for any date range, with a row for every country you sold\ninto. The report a shop needs before it can fill in a VAT return.<\/p>\n\n
Every figure comes off the orders themselves.<\/strong> The tax lines an order\ncarries record the amounts as they were charged<\/strong>. Nothing here is worked\nout again from the store's current tax table \u2014 a country raises its VAT, a\nrate is corrected, and a plugin that recomputes quietly restates a return\nthat has already been filed. This one cannot.<\/p>\n\n A sale is reported under where the goods went<\/strong>, falling back to the\nbilling country when there is no shipping address, which is the ordinary case\nfor digital goods. The fallback is counted and named on the report<\/strong> rather\nthan assumed, because filing under the wrong country is exactly what this\nkind of plugin exists to prevent.<\/p>\n\n Money in two currencies is not money.<\/strong> Orders placed in a currency other\nthan the store's are left out of the totals, counted, and said out loud.<\/p>\n\n Refunds come off.<\/strong> A return is not a sale, and the tax on it is not tax\nthe shop owes.<\/p>\n\nWhat you get<\/h4>\n\n