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Vouchers TAX excluded (how to?)


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Hi

 

I need vouchers to be TAX excluded, but so far i haven't figured out how to configure it in voucher settings.

 

For instance, at the moment my vouchers behave like this:

Price (tax incl): 100E

Price (tax excl.): 84.75

Tax (18%): 15.25

Voucher: 20E

TOTAL to pay: 80E

TAX: 80*0,18= 14.4

 

But the original TAX of 15.25 must be paid anyway in accordance with the official pricelist.

 

I need my vouchers to be tax excluded, so the customers pay their 18% tax of each voucher, so the original amount of the TAX remains intact.

In other words i want to give discounts only for base prices (without taxes):

 

Price (tax incl.)): 100E

Price (tax excl.): 84.75

Voucher (tax excl.): 20E

Price (tax excl.) - Voucher (tax excl.): 64,75

Tax (products): 64.75*0,18= 11.65

Tax (voucher): 20*0,18= 3.6

Tax total: 15.25 (11.65 + 3.6) /i.e. remains the same as before the discount/

 

 

Thanks in advance

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Does anyone have any idea as to how resolve this (should be simple) issue.

 

This way i'll have to remove reward points altogether.

 

The original TAX must not be affected by my reward vouchers, so the solution would be to display voucher amount (i.e. total amount decrease) AFTER displaying full tax amount based on the base price.

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I've been working on vouchers and taxes and it's pretty hard to modify the way it works. Have a look at the Discount.php classes and in the section where it gets the discount value, you may need to comment the section with the tax calculation.

I'm not sure if it will be ok, but you should have a look there.

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I've been working on vouchers and taxes and it's pretty hard to modify the way it works. Have a look at the Discount.php classes and in the section where it gets the discount value, you may need to comment the section with the tax calculation.

I'm not sure if it will be ok, but you should have a look there.

 

Thanks Cedric for your reply.

I'll look at Discount.php .

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