Woocommerce vat behaviour

  • Resolved chchch

    (@goch)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    Hi.

    I use the woocommerce vat plugin, but I can’t get the vat behaviour I want with it.

    I want to sell a product 50€ including taxes, wherever and whoever is the client.

    So if a client is in united states, he should pay 50€ (without any tax)
    If a client is in france he will also pay 50€ (but this time including 20% vat)
    If a client is in another EU country he will also pay 50€ (including xx% vat)

    I was expecting that it would be the default behaviour when I checked the option “Yes, I will enter prices inclusive of tax” and entered a 50€ price, but unfortunately not: if the user select “united states” on the checkout page he has a 40€ price…
    From my point of view I entered ’50€’ including a 0% vat, so he should just pay 50€.

    Any way to get a fixed price whatever the vat is with woocommerce?
    It’s a really common behaviour in digital shops..

    thanks!

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  • Thread Starter chchch

    (@goch)

    ok, so the solution is to use that code snippet :
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_adjust_non_base_location_prices', '__return_false' );

    (see here for more info about it).

    You should really add it to the woocommerce vat plugin documentation!
    or even better, add it as an option in the settings page.
    anyway, glad this is possible! ??

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