There is a problem with using specific prices including TAX.
My products prices are TAX included
An example:
I have a product: price: 100$
Price with TAX (21%): 121$
I apply a discount INCLUDING tax of 21$. Now price WITH TAX should be 100$. That works fine.
BUT now I have opened a US Shop using multistore. This shop will show prices NOT including tax because it is an export.
Now this 21$ discount should not discount 21$ because the showed price NOT include tax but only 17,35$ (the 79% of 21$). But the specific price is any way discounting 21$ so I would lose money.
I know this could be difficult to understand but the resume is:
Specific price (discount) including TAX will deduct the same amount if prices are including or not taxes so discount makes lose money when my products are tax free.
The solution is always to create specific prices without taxes but that brings the problem that sometimes due to wrong ronds, final prices are ugly (100,02 for example)
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rubben1985
There is a problem with using specific prices including TAX.
My products prices are TAX included An example: I have a product: price: 100$ Price with TAX (21%): 121$
I apply a discount INCLUDING tax of 21$. Now price WITH TAX should be 100$. That works fine.
BUT now I have opened a US Shop using multistore. This shop will show prices NOT including tax because it is an export.
Now this 21$ discount should not discount 21$ because the showed price NOT include tax but only 17,35$ (the 79% of 21$). But the specific price is any way discounting 21$ so I would lose money.
I know this could be difficult to understand but the resume is: Specific price (discount) including TAX will deduct the same amount if prices are including or not taxes so discount makes lose money when my products are tax free.
The solution is always to create specific prices without taxes but that brings the problem that sometimes due to wrong ronds, final prices are ugly (100,02 for example)
Any idea how to correct this?
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