You say your assigned tax rate has a "default" tax rate of 0% but do you have any other tax rates defined for specific countries that are not 0%? And if so, is the shipping country of the order one of those countries?
I've looked at the code for the shipping calculator and it definitely should be getting the tax rate from the assigned tax class of the shipping method.
Actually, no, you are absolutely correct, it does look like the shipping tax calculation is using the order tax rate and not the tax rate that is returned from the shipping calculator.
The beta is available on the unstable feed now (that's the only place we release these beta's). It will likely get officially released later this week as we aim for a one or two week release cycle.
How to not have Tax on Shipping Cost
Hi,
I have setup a Shipping Method with the Default Price of 12,50€ and assigned a Tax Class with a Default Tax Rate of 0%.
Nevertheless, in the checkout process the Shipping Method is listed with a cost of 10,25€.
My Standard Tax Class is 22%. Therefore, I think that the standard tax class applies to shipping: 22% of 10,25€ is 2,25€ which makes 12,50€.
Did I miss a setting?
Hi Edgar,
You say your assigned tax rate has a "default" tax rate of 0% but do you have any other tax rates defined for specific countries that are not 0%? And if so, is the shipping country of the order one of those countries?
I've looked at the code for the shipping calculator and it definitely should be getting the tax rate from the assigned tax class of the shipping method.
Matt
Hi Matt,
here are my Tax Rates:
And I have assigned the Shipping Tax Rate to the Shipping Method:
Do I maybe have to fill in a Custom Pricing?
Hi Edgar,
Actually, no, you are absolutely correct, it does look like the shipping tax calculation is using the order tax rate and not the tax rate that is returned from the shipping calculator.
I'll raise this on our issue tracker now and upload a fix to our unstable feed shortly if you want to test it https://nuget.outfield.digital/unstable/vendr/v3/index.json There will be a Vendr 1.8.1-beta0001 on there soon.
Thanks Matt.
I would love to test it but I have no idea how to install the beta in my project
¯_(ツ)_/¯
Hi Edgar,
These is a custom NuGet package feed that you'd need to register in Visual Studio. This then gives you access to our unstable feed of packages. See the MS docs here for how to consume a custom feed in VS https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/nuget/consume?view=azure-devops&tabs=windows
Matt
Hi Matt,
can you say approximately when the beta will be available for download?
Thanks Edgar
Hi Edgar,
The beta is available on the unstable feed now (that's the only place we release these beta's). It will likely get officially released later this week as we aim for a one or two week release cycle.
Matt
Hi Matt,
my mistake. I did not tick the checkbox to include the beta versions.
Good news about the release date! Thanks.
Edgar
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