Woocommerce Tax calculation problem

Do you have to collect tax from one place or anyone who orders no matter we’re they live?

?Tiene que recaudar impuestos de un lugar o de cualquiera que ordene, no importa que vivan?

Hi @stefsternyc

How you doing?
I have to collect tax from anyone who orders no matter we’re they live.

Is really interesting. For example, I’m trying in another website and works diferently: I have exactly the same settings and this is the result:

For spain: https://prntscr.com/ktshrk – The math is perfectly (in porcentage) but is adding an extra amount (is adding 21% twice), it supposed to have the tax already. Which means 100.000 already has tax.

For another countries: https://prntscr.com/ktsi3p (that’s the price with tax)

Is so confusing.
Any ideas?

Best Regards,

Hola,

Make sure you’re not using the % symbol and make sure under standard rate you are using the correct decimal to achieve the correct tax.

Asegúrate de no estar usando el símbolo% y asegúrate de que bajo la tarifa estándar estés usando el decimal correcto para lograr el impuesto correcto.

Hi there @stefsternyc

Nope, I double check and the settings seems right: https://prntscr.com/ku0z5c

Best Regards!

And the conversion rate is accurate?

Is not: https://prntscr.com/ku15aj

And is only working for spain, if I change the country the price is less…

So far all I have found is this option: “Tax based on store” https://prntscr.com/ku163q But it means every single country will display 21% IVA which they shouln’t because that’s not probably the tax in their country.

Regards!

Could you insert a new tax line with an asterisk to apply to all other countries other than Spain to see if that helps?

https://cld.wthms.co/vXnqnx

An example and explanation can be found on the following support page:

https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/setting-up-taxes-in-woocommerce/#section-13

Hope that helps,

Hi @johndcoy,

Thank you so much for your comment, I will try it with a few things more and I will let you know.

Best Regards!