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@wcmp I think that you misunderstood. The information you provided may be useful for the future, but I need to correct an order already placed.

So how do I edit an order so that it will properly pay commissions + shipping for as it stands now, the vendor will be paid the incorrect amount for shipping and the buyer has already been overcharged for shipping.

See here please: https://wc-marketplace.com/support-forum/topic/shipping-shipping-total-needs-to-be-changed/

Ok, I discovered that it is possible to recalculate the commission amount.

Once the box is checked and the commission is recalculated, problem solved.

Sigh …

I have resolved the rounding issue. It seems that the sites overseas developer decided that the dollar did not need to show two decimal places. ??

Resolved.

It looks like this will work perfectly, thank you Brett!

Hi again,

I see that you have resolved the Zip+4 issue in the last update which I discovered after posting this … however, the issue of sales tax being rounded to the nearest dollar still needs a resolution.

Thanks!

You’d still have to enable tax collection in any states where you have nexus

Ok, thanks for clearing this up. This was a misconception given to me by a TaxCloud chat rep as she had indicated that the ‘shipping origins’ would need to be entered into the TaxCloud account. I simply assumed that was the mechanism TaxCloud used to determine states in which there is nexus.

As I do not have a TaxCloud account I am not privy to the exact settings within.

Your last paragraph is the exact intended course of action to be taken.

So that leaves me with one simple (not really, lol) question. Does WooCommerce automatically send the shippers address to TaxCloud? It would seem to me that the WCmP controls the shippers address within WooCommerce, so that would mean that the shippers address would be the one submitted to the API. Unfortunately, I am completely non-literate in API and PHP so I cannot determine what, if any, code modifications would be required. Can you advise further on this?

The correct tax amount should be calculated whether or not the origin address actually exists in the seller TaxCloud account.

There’s two different issues going on here … this part that you referenced would seem to me to be inconsistent with the way that TaxCloud works … as they only actually collect taxes in states that there is nexus. So wouldn’t they need to know which states have physical nexus, which is accomplished by listing the ‘shipping origin’ within the TC account? @bporcelli

> only if you’re acting as the seller of record and collecting sales tax on behalf of your sellers

Can you please elaborate @bporcelli ?

I have a client who has a developer who is convinced that this will not work with WCMp (based on the description of the plugin) however, though it is a multi-vendor marketplace, my client is the seller of record.

The limitation of the plug-in is that it does not automatically add each vendor to the “Shipping Origins” of TaxCloud automatically, but that is not a deal breaker. I assert that piece of the code needs to be custom coded, else the plugin will work. Can you offer insight, and if my theory is absolutely incorrect, consider as you mentioned doing a “future enhancement”.