Washington State Sales Tax

Drupal Commerce note: This module is not compatible with Drupal Commerce. Someone else has made a Commerce module for WA sales tax -- see https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/gilgabar/1425322

Module information

This module calculates Washington State Sales Tax for the Ubercart module. Washington State has destination-based sales tax, meaning the seller has to charge sales tax based on the location the product is delivered to, rather than based on the location of the store/business. Thus, the tax rate is variable, and because there are literally hundreds of possible destination rates a simple sales tax setup in Ubercart will not work for Washington.

In this module, Tax is calculated based on the purchaser's shipping address (or billing address, for non-shippable purchases), and the tax rate is found via address lookup on the Washington State Department of Revenue's web site, so that it always uses the most recent tax rate information.

Installation and Configuration

After installing this module in the normal way, you'll need to visit the config page, which you can find inside the Ubercart configuration menu (path: admin/store/settings/uc_tax_wa). You'll need to choose which product types and line items are taxable, at a minimum, in order to generate any taxes.

More details on module configuration and the tax calculation can be found in the README.txt file in the module zip.

Other States

• Kansas: http://drupal.org/project/uc_tax_ks
• If your state charges tax based on the seller's location rather than the buyer's location, you do not need a special module to handle it (you can just use Ubercart's normal tax methods to set up a constant rate).

Questions, problems, etc.

This module was originally developed by jhodgdon and is now being maintained by andrey.troeglazov.

Please check the issue information in the sidebar to see if your question has already been addressed before contacting the module developers with questions. Thanks!

Also please ensure you are running the latest version of this module, as your issue may have already been fixed.