I want to have magento store running in Nevada USA, Nevada have different sales tax rate for different counties, please see this URL for tax rates.
To achieve this, I have done below things
Setup Tax Zones and Rates (SALES >> TAX >> Manage Tax Zones & Rates)
Setup Product Tax Class (SALES >> TAX >> Product Tax Classes)
Setup Customer Tax Class (SALES >> TAX >> Customer Tax Classes)
Imported Tax Rates (SALES >> TAX >> Import / Export Tax Rates)
here is the screenshots for TAX ZONES & RATES SETUP and tax rates in CSV
The Issue is this setup is not working, it works for only last zipcode of county in CSV sheet.
Please help me if anyone have any idea
You can check Magento Cigar Tax Manager extension that allows admin to set Taxes on product categories at State, County, City levels.
It calculates / sum-up Tax value on each product/category in the cart based on State, County, City entered in shipping address by a customer.
If a product is assigned to category which is not assigned any State/County/City Tax values, in such cases, that product will be assigned with default tax values.
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I have set up a shop using Prestashop. I created a tax rule for my products and entered the VAT rates of all EU countries we sell to. When a user orders a product the VAT amount is calculated according to the address/country he entered in the checkout process, this works fine.
Unfortunately the VAT rate when the user is not connected is wrong. It should be 19% and not 17%, thus the products in the shop show wrong prices, e.g. 59,97 € instead of 60 €.
I haven't found out how the Prestashop frontend determines the VAT rate to be used to calculate the product price. There is no default VAT rate setting and the first rate in the table (lowest ID) has a VAT rate of 19%.
Does anybody know how that works ?
Thank you very much.
You can set default tax rule for each product, when editing a product in back office.
You have the ability to decide if a visitor/guest customer group should see the prices with/without
taxes applied by using the setting in Shop Parameters > Customer Settings > Groups
(there's a "Price display method" selector there).
If you want your visitor's context country being set without having them to actually enter an address,
you should enable native Geolocation (International > Localization > Geolocation).
I found out how this works. Under International -> Localization you can set the store's default country. Set it to the country you like and the prices will be shown with the vat rate of that country if configured in the tax rules.
I want set different tax for different state based on customer shipping address state.
I have added Tax class from admin for different tax and it's working. but I want product price should not change.
If the product price is 100 (incl. tax) than tax should be deducted from the base price. Means for state 1 if the tax is 10% product price should be 90(excl. tax) and 10 for tax. For state 2 if tax is 5% then price should be 95 and 5 for tax.
Can Any One Have Idea.
If I understood you correctly, Magento allows this out of the box.
Under System -> Configuration -> Sales -> Tax -> Calculation Settings, you can set Catalog Prices to Including Tax.
This means that prices that you assign to products already include tax. Magento will than calculation tax amount based on products tax class. For different tax rates tax amount will be different, but price including tax will always be same.
I'm configuring a Magento site for international sales. My requirement is to calculate tax based on the geographical location of the user but the final price of the product will remain same.
Tax is applicable to local customers only. Overseas customers will get tax-free product. Whatever be the tax amount, the final price will be fixed for all the customers.
An example:
I want to sell a Item A for $100.
Our local Tax is 10%.
So local customers pay $90.91 + $9.09 of tax
Oversea customers will pay $100 + $0 of tax.
Is there anyway to configure this in Magento?
Because after having tried in Magento many times, I can only make
local customers paying $90.91 + $9.09 of tax,
but overseas customer always pay $90.91 + $0 of tax (not $100).
Well, suppose all displaying price including Tax: 10% for local, free tax for overseas (decided by shipping address)
Create one Tax Zone & Rate rule for your country, like Austrlia with 10% Tax.
The key set is the "Enable Cross-Border Price Consistency" (Dashboard > System > Configuration > Sales > Tax > Calculation Settings > Enable Cross Border Trade )
When set it as Yes
Notes: Merchants operating across regions and geographies can show their customers a single price. Pricing is clean and uncluttered regardless of tax structures and rates that vary from country to country.
- Local customers pay $90.91 + $9.09 of tax
- Oversea customers will pay $100 + $0 of tax.
When set it as No
- Local customers paying $90.91 + $9.09 of tax,
- Overseas customer will pay $90.91 + $0 of tax (not $100).
The issue is the tax is not included on product price to logged in users.
Tax is added to product price correctly to guest users, in cart when shipping country is entered and on final checkout page.
[[Something I have noted is that the price displays correctly for both non logged in and newly created logged in user. The price will only be displayed without tax once the logged in user has an address (shipping) applied to their account. It appears that Magento is interpreting the taxable country as a country without a tax rule]]
The store is UK based retail site and should only display products with UK VAT 20% added.
Until recently this worked perfectly. Last week the product price started displaying without tax to logged in users with a shipping country set.
Default Country: UK
Shipping Orign Country: UK
Tax Calculation Based On: Shipping Origin
Default Tax Destination default country: UK
Price Display settings: include tax
Tax rules configured for EU VAT
Any advice on where to look and debug why a logged in user with valid country is resulting in magento showing product without tax.
Configuration screen grabs:-
Do your customers with account really have the correct Customer Group (could have changed due to an update)?
Is this Customer Group really correctly linked to the correct Tax Group?
Are the products correctly linked to this Tax Group?
Is it both incorrect in the display of product and in the price of the final order?
I suggest adding logs and debugging in the tax system to identify where exactly it is going wrong.
I guess it has something to do with the difference in customer group between guest (no customer group) and normal (logged in) customer.
This might seem obvious, but does your tax rule actually apply to the customer group for logged in customers?
Admin > customers > customer groups
Admin > sales > tax > manage tax rules
Just had this EXACT same problem today, cost me hours off my life. Here's the solution:
Configuration > Sales > Shipping Settings
Ensure that Origin > Country is set to the UK
Works like a charm for General and Not logged in customers, or anyone else in the Retail Customer group
I had the same problem....
It turned out to be the logged in user is outside the tax zip/postcode in the specified tax zone so no tax is applied (ie. magento assumes the user is overseas so taxes don't apply)
In the backend click Sales -> Tax -> Manage Tax Zones and Rates. Edit the tax rate and make sure "Zip/Post is range?" is set to YES.
Lookup you postcode ranges in which that tax rate apples (ie. here is australia the range is from 0800 - 8000 to account for all postcodes in all states and territories). Enter in your ranges.
Save and you are all done :)
I would like to apply a flat 10 cent per product tax to my magento store, is there a way to set this up within the system already?
Read this article about setting up tax rules in Magento. Another resource here.
Create Product Tax Class (Sales->Tax->Product Tax Classes)
Create Tax Rate (Sales->Tax->Manage Tax Zones & Rates)
Create Tax Rule (Sales->Tax->Manage Tax Rules)
While creating product, apply that Product Tax Class to the product.