15 hours ago, Shambola said:Sure, but maybe I explained it wrong.
Let's imagine an item A that costs 100€ without vat. Then a tax rule with the right vat for each European country.
And finally let's assume that the store is configured to be in a country with 20% tax. For example, France.The price with vat on the frontend is then 120€.
Thanks to your sameprice module, if a customer buys from a country with vat at 25%, for example Sweden, on the db the price without vat will be saved as 96€ and not 100€So far, so good.👍
But if a Swedish Customer with a valid vat for VIES buys that product, the price shown (and saved) without VAT is 100 not 96!
Since sameprice is able to "separate the correct vat," the combination of the two modules could make the system save (and show) the correct "without vat" price. It would be super complete that way, isn't it?
Ah yes, so if i understand you correctly the price without vat changes if you have SamePrice module installed accordingly.
Yeah so in this case you have a product price for each country tax excluded.
I't would be quite some work to make a exception for the SamePrice module NOT to make the price the same if the VAT is validated.
Besides, i think it would be odd for a customer to see his/her price change if they fill in a VAT number.