** Please visit our
new Cloud Retailer Help Desk https://helpdesk.cloudretailer.com. NOTE: Destination Based Taxes has not been officially released. It will be in a future version of Cloud Retailer, stay tuned! Depending on your state and local laws, you may need to charge tax on where the product will be used rather than where it was purchased. This is commonly used when a customer purchases a product from a corporate location but will use the product in another location. Setting up Destination Based Taxes To use destination-based taxes, it first must be enabled.
Now we need to define the Sales Tax and Sales Tax Jurisdictions.
Once finished, you should have something that looks like this: Using Destination-Based Taxes A customer must be assigned to the transaction which has a primary zip to address.
If the destination zip code matches any sales tax codes define in the previous step, then those sales tax jurisdictions will apply to the active transaction. If there is no match then the default sales tax rate defined on the product properties will be used. |
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