Thread Starter
quinox
(@quinox)
Hi,
Thank you for your quick reply.
I’ve read those posts, but I still doesn’t get it.
I enter the prices incl VAT of my product. I set my price manually for the countries and not by exchange rate.
– NL €319,- incl VAT (21%)
– DE €369,- incl VAT (19%)
The shop price have to be listed €369 incl VAT for Germany, not €362,90. That’s why i’ve entered the price €369,- in the products for Germany.
This was working correct. Only after the update of WooCommerce and your plugin, something has changed.
Note: While i’m writing this reply, I think I get it now. But it’s not logical to put a different price at your product, then is shown on the shop and checkout.
Please your reply on this.
Regards,
Roland de Lepper
Hi,
older versions of PBC not works fine with price with tax included, PBC 1.6 fix this issues.
This is a example of WooCommerce and PBC tax logic :
Your base country is ES and tax 21%
tax for DE 19%
tax for NL 21%
All prices are set with tax include and show in frontend with tax include:
Price for DE 100 (incl tax 21% for ES, your base country)
Price for NL 110 (incl tax 21% for ES, your base country)
Price display for a customer from DE
100 – (100 * 0,21 (ES tax) ) = 79
Add DE taxes
79 + (79 * 0,19 (DE tax ) ) = 94,01
Thread Starter
quinox
(@quinox)
Hi Oscar,
I’ve installed PBC 1.6.2. The version which works correct for me is version 1.5.8.
I’ll try to understand it.
So I have to put a different price at the products page in WooCommerce then is shown on the website for the countries who have a different tax-rate then the default 21% ??
Example:
369:119×121 = 375,20. Shop-price is listed as 369.
This looks correct but the calculation of the tax is wrong.
Should be: 369 :100 x19 = 70,11
Is now: 58,92
I’m missing 3% Tax!!
The amount of tax is listed on the invoices, so it’s important this is calculated correctly.
The price for the German customers (19%) have to be listed as €369
Regards,
Roland de Lepper
Hi Roland,
check your tax settings,
can you link a sreenshots with your tax settings and your pricing zones?
thanks
Thread Starter
quinox
(@quinox)
Hi Oscar,
I’ve put the images on my test environment. (server may be a bit slow)
http://webinweb.nl/wordpress0930/screen-shot-2016-10-13-at-10-13-24
http://webinweb.nl/wordpress0930/screen-shot-2016-10-13-at-10-12-10
Regards,
Roland
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This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by
quinox. Reason: Image not visible
What is your shop base country and your settings for Price Entered with tax and Display prices in shop?
Thread Starter
quinox
(@quinox)
Hi Oscar,
All translated from Dutch:
– Shop base country -> The Netherlands
– Price entered with tax -> Yes, I want prices including Taxes
– Display prices in shop -> Including Taxes
Regards,
Roland
Hi Roland,
how WooCommerce works with your settings in frontend for a DE customer:
Price (inc 21% VAT of NL) 369
For a DE customer WooCommerce calculates the price included VAT for DE (21%):
First, calculate prices without taxes:
369 / 1.19 (19% of NL VAT ) = 310.0840336134454
Second, adds DE VAT (21 %) and display price inc VAT to customer
310.0840336134454 * 1.21 = 375,2016806722689
Thread Starter
quinox
(@quinox)
Hi Oscar,
Yes, that’s what i’ve did (please see my previous post).
This looks like it’s right, but it isn’t. The tax calculation is wrong.
Should be: 369 :100 x19 = 70,11
Is now: 58,92
I’m missing 3% Tax!!
The amount of tax is listed on the invoices, so it’s important this is calculated correctly.
Regards,
Roland
Hi Ronald,
Read my last post. 58.92 tax amount is OK
Should be: : 369 :100 x19 310.0840336134454 x 0.19 = 70,11 58,91596638655463
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This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by
Oscar Gare.