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Hi Marko, i can see the output under ‘install’, thanks. The one thing I do note is that the extra (different to original) page cache core directives I pasted above are below the rest of the exiting directives in the htaccess file- does the order perhaps have an issue to play here?
Under Page cache there are three options checked:
Cache posts page
Cache SSL (HTTPS) requests
Don’t cache pages for logged in usersThe rest are blank.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Help with taxes, what is the most efficient way to do this?Sorry, I probably didn’t make myself clear enough, Channel Islands have zero tax and the rest have 20%. Everything seems to work as is.
It took me a while to work out that shipping rates (flat) need to go in exclusive of tax for it to calculate correctly even though tax settings are using ‘inclusive’ but I assume that is solely for product taxes. It works now anyway, thank you for helping.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Help with taxes, what is the most efficient way to do this?Also, the above only seems to work in the shipping calculator when all the tax rate’s priorities are set to 1.
If UK country code is set to priority 2 then UK itself works but UK combined with pattern matching JE* or GY* postcodes is still charging VAT. Change UK to priority 1 and it calculates correctly.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Help with taxes, what is the most efficient way to do this?Thanks for the reply.
It is VAT that I am talking about and that is, for our purposes anyway, 20% across the board and not compound taxes. The countries are the EU member states of which I am currently sorting the import file based on an export from X-cart of the 2 digit country codes.
I’m guessing I could leave the Channel Islands as countries but your way would mean them being correctly assigned the UK country code which makes sense!