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Commerce European Union VAT
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7.x-2.x-dev
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Core Module
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Normal
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Created:
1 Jul 2012 at 16:57 UTC
Updated:
7 Aug 2015 at 16:39 UTC
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Comment #1
periksson commentedAdding my 5 cents to this issue.
According to a letter from the Swedish tax office, all the VAT rates should be used for the shipping line item, that have been used for products/services in the order, and not the highest VAT rate.
This is using a proportional rule which is also used to discounts (see issue 2276227:[META] Use order discount with VAT).
"In cases where the shipping cost is attributable to sales of goods subject to different tax rates, for example, Books (6%), and CDs (25%), the taxable amount for the shipping cost is allocated to the taxable amount for each item. The distribution is based on a relationship between the taxable amount of each item and the total taxable amount of the goods."
Source: http://www.skatteverket.se/rattsinformation/skrivelser2005/02/skrivelser...
Comment #2
periksson commentedOops, the "VAT Logic" component didn't exist anymore
Comment #3
dwkitchen commentedHi nwpullman2,
Thanks for that information - this is different from the advice from HMRC, the UK tax office, which is what I have described.
I'm not sure what we are going to be able to do in this module, but this is a real help for the Symfony tax library I am developing with bojanz for Commerce 2.x.
I have created a new issue there to reflect this information as well https://github.com/commerceguys/tax/issues/18
Comment #4
Dolcey commentedI've been following your restlessness and I want to inform another drawback of the same module, in Spain, the IVA shipping is a fixed level 21%, and for example, in my orders products have reduced VAT, 10% and therefore is translated to VAT shipping, and therefore is not appropriate.
Added to this I do not know if a new line will be reflected in the end reflect only the VAT of 21% for shipping, because the others are only 10%.
Any help to correct this, will be assessed.