I've been doing a number of experiments with an item whose retail price is £2.99
Whichever way it is set up there will be right and wrong results, you just cannot win.
For example if I set the custom tax at 45p and the nett price as £2.54 this gives a retail price of £2.99.
Set tax at Round Order Scientific and it gives the wrong answer, set VAT to normal and it gives the right answer, however when Shipping is added then the answer again, becomes wrong. On top of that I can get it to work for a single item but if the customer wants 10 then it's a penny out again.
Ok, more changes.
We have a shipping charge of £3.50 (for orders below £20.08). I have set VAT on shipping to VAT(Normal) and this makes things a little better.
For 1 item it is correct, for 10 items it is correct but for 3 items it is wrong.
Does anyone know where there is a very good online VAT calculator that will give me a definitive answer on how much an item *should* cost to the customer?
Mike
Whichever way it is set up there will be right and wrong results, you just cannot win.
For example if I set the custom tax at 45p and the nett price as £2.54 this gives a retail price of £2.99.
Set tax at Round Order Scientific and it gives the wrong answer, set VAT to normal and it gives the right answer, however when Shipping is added then the answer again, becomes wrong. On top of that I can get it to work for a single item but if the customer wants 10 then it's a penny out again.
Ok, more changes.
We have a shipping charge of £3.50 (for orders below £20.08). I have set VAT on shipping to VAT(Normal) and this makes things a little better.
For 1 item it is correct, for 10 items it is correct but for 3 items it is wrong.
Does anyone know where there is a very good online VAT calculator that will give me a definitive answer on how much an item *should* cost to the customer?
Mike
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