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I don't want to display the product price with tax on the browse or details page. I do want to have the tax listed in the checkout as a line item like it is but not have the product price include the tax.

For exmple if I have a product that is for sale for $1.00 and the tax for this is item is 10% it says the price of the product is $1.10. That's not what I desire. I want the price of the product to be $1.00 and and the tax gets displayed at checkout only. I thought this would be a configurable thing like on other carts but I'm not seeing that anywhere. 

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Don

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I have the same problem as the original post. I have "Tax excluded" in the groups but it still adds the tax to all products. Is there a different method to exclude the tax being added to the price until checkout? I don't have an aversion to modifying code if necessary.

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Hi,

 

I am using PrestaShop 1.6.1.2 and I have an issue with the display of the VAT inclusive and exclusive prices for each product. Most of our customers are businesses (they can write it off, so VAT is not relevant) but some customers are also consumers (they will only be interested in total price, inclusive of VAT). 

 

We had the display of VAT inclusive and exclusive pricing working but noticed some products were not displaying the price correctly. The reason for this is that with products that have add-ons the add-on module and vat display module were conflicting.

Is there a solution that allows the display of VAT incl. and excl. pricing?

 

Your help would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks!

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I Need Help Really bad! any assistance with this will be incredibly appreciated. Here's my problem.

 

I need to charge people who order from my website, "that have invoices with addresses that are located in the state of California," a sales tax of 8.25%. Everyone else that orders from my website, "that has invoices with addresses that are outside the state of California," charged NO tax. Sounds simple right? Well it isn't apparently for me. Here is what I have got, and what I have done.

 

I use prestashop 1.6.1.5 on a shared server with SSL, and with everything verifide PCI complient by bank of america. I only have 1 tax setup and that is for california at 8.25%. I have only 1 tax rule setup for that tax setup with the following settings applied to that tax rule. they are as follows...

 

The Tax Setup

Name = US-CA Rate (8.250%)

Enable is set to Yes

 

The Tax Rule 

Country = United States

State = California

Zip/postal code range = 0

Behavior = This tax only

Tax = Sales-taxes US-CA 8.25%

​Description = blank

 

Then I made sure that the settings at the bottom of the tax setup was configured as follows...

 

Enable tax = Yes

Display tax in the shopping cart = Yes

Based on = Invoice address

Use Ecotax = No

 

Then I went to Customers/Groups and set all 3 groups under the edit buttons to the following settings...

 

VISITOR

Price display method = tax included (I have also tried setting this to excluded but it failed to show taxes either way in the checkout)

Show prices = Yes

 

GUEST

Price display method = tax included (I have also tried setting this to excluded but it failed to show taxes either way in the checkout)

​Show prices = Yes

 

CUSTOMER

Price display method = tax included (I have also tried setting this to excluded but it failed to show taxes either way in the checkout)

​Show prices = Yes

 

 

After all this my site will not display any taxes in the cart or product pages which I'm wanting it to do. I'm not as concerned about the product pages but I want to see the tax on its own line in the cart checkout. The base price of any item I add to cart just shows the base price of the item, then under that it shows Total products (tax incl.) with the same price as the product's base price. Then it adds the proper shipping, and totals everything up below that with no taxes applied in price or on any separate lines.

 

It never applies taxes throughout the entire checkout. I even make sure when testing that I'm logged into the site as a customer with a California invoice and ship to address but still no taxes show as they should. When I log in as a customer that has an invoice, and ship to address, that is outside the state of California it works properly, and doesn't add any taxes as it should. 

 

I always refresh the shop page with F5 after every change, or edit, as well as in the back office under Advanced Parameters/Performance then click the clear cache button, still nothing changes. 

 

Thanks so much in advance for any help anyone can give as to why this is happening. Another thing I just upgraded from 1.6.1.4, before the upgrade everything was working fine. I google but could verify if this was a bug related to the upgraded version. Seems to not be the issue, but I can't confirm one way of the other. 

 

Also, I guess I should mention that all other states under Localization/Taxes except for California are all disabled. Also all tax rules under Localization/Tax Rules are also disabled except for California.

 

Also non of my 4400 + products have any tax rules associated with any of them in the products price tab.

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After much searching and looking at code, this issue is fixed for me.  It turned out that I had earlier copied some recommended code from the forum on how to alter the formatting of prices. The poster, not being from the US, provided code that did not exclude taxes in the product prices.  After I added "_tax_exc" to $product.price to get "$product.price_tax_exc" in a few tpl's, it worked perfectly.  It would have helped it I examined the code to start with.

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