Hi all, see inline...
On Thursday 03 July 2008 15:37, Marek Mosiewicz wrote: > Algorithm: > if seller is VAT aware seller > if byuer is from my country take vat% from product category > if buyer is from EU and is valid VAT company > take vat%=0 > if buyer is from EU and is not valid VAT company > take vat% from product category ???? yes for germany > if buyer is form World and is company > take vat%=0 > if buyer is from World and is person > take vat%=0 both wrong for germany: take product category vat% (there may be exemptions to that, depending on Customs Auth. maybe we get this more configurable somehow) [from Jacques email yesterday:] > > The product store flag you mention is not mandatory for VAT taxes: I > > mean that using a VAT tax doesn't mean that you want to show your > > product's prices with VAT included (this is only true for some > > retailers). > > Yes, but it's true that in some countries (like France) if you sell to > public (B2C vs B2B) you must show your prices with VAT included (actually > with all taxes included). So in some cases it's a must have... I'll think: make the product store flag what it sounds like: 'show products with vat in that ecommerce store' not more, not less (even, don't remove it, it's needed if you run 2 sites, one B2B one B2C) --Roland
