I have a Tax with a couple of conditions assigned to it, so that it only applies to items that opt to use PayPal (for instance) so that a surcharge can be added at checkout to cover PayPal costs.

However, when looking at the products, or adding them to the cart, this module seems to scoop up all the Tax rules and apply them as if they were GST to individual products, long before the payment method has been selected. Thus it calculates the wrong GST amount....

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agileware commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

G'day Colin,

As stated on the project page:

The module will not automatically include GST in the total cost on the checkout page. This is still determined by Ubercart Tax Rules. So you will still need to configure a Tax Rule to apply 10% GST to purchases in Australia. Set this tax rule on the admin/store/settings/taxes page.

I just re-checked this in a test store and the above statement is still true. We explicitly tested this case.

In a test store, I added two separate tax rules: GST (+10%) and SHIP (+20% for shippable products only). When checking out a shippable product, both taxes are listed and the +30% is applied. When checking out a non-shippable product, only GST is listed and the +10% is applied.

Can you please test again?

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colinjones commented

Hey Justin,

I have subsequently blown up my Drupal/UC installation and had to rebuild! So it will take a while before I get back to the point where I can test this again. Thanks... Col.