I’m not certain what your deposits plugin does, but legally you should tax what the user pays I think. So if they pay £5, thats £1 tax. Is that not right?
yes correct,but the problem is that woocommerce deposit plugin i am using collects taxes upfront,so 20% amout of tax is paid with deposit amount and remaining amount is rest of it,but without tax,it should be like 10%of tax on deposit amount and 10% of tax on remaining amount,at least thats my client wants,also plugin authorwrote me that:
Hi,
As it stands, to get around this issue you’d have to modify WooCommerce itself.
I’ve been working on this problem for ages now. WooCommerce calculates taxes in a separate step, after it calculates item totals and individual item tax.
It then applies any discounts to that total.
Now the issue is that after this calculation the deposit plugin is supposed to separate the amounts then cap the payment for every item to the deposit amount, right? And here we face the issue: What if the user had other regular items (no deposits, possible coupons) in the order? And what happens if the discounted price amounts to less than the deposit amount? What happens if the store owner had coupons for individual products?
I haven’t even mentioned shipping and order fees and the such.
As you can see, this is about the point where my brain turns into mush and can’t for the life of me find a solution to this issue.
not sure what to do anymore,because i understand that if i have tax set to zero % then it displays 0%,it should be that way and i understand that,looks like there is not possible to do what my client wants.