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3/10/2010 9:46 AM
 

Here is a description of how VAT/GST works in Smith Cart:

VAT/GST Tax – Value added tax (VAT), or goods and services tax (GST) is a tax used by non United States countries and is levied on any product that is added to the cart. When VAT/GST Tax is checked in the cart admin settings the cart will charge the tax rate entered in the “Tax Rate” textbox and implement the VAT/GST tax calculation.

You will need to load all product pricing inclusive of VAT/GST tax.

At checkout on the cart, confirmation pages and invoice the cart will display the VAT/GST tax as follows.
Example:

Product 1: $110
Product 2: $55
Sub-total: $165
Shipping: $22
Total (incl. VAT): $187
VAT included (10%): $17
The formula for the tax (VAT) is as follows:
VAT($) = Total($) * VAT(%) / (1 + VAT(%))


At your service,
Dave Smith
DotNetNuke Consulting, DotNetNuke Store and DNN Ecommerce
 
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4/28/2010 1:26 PM
 

It is widely accepted that sales taxes in Canada - GST, PST and HST are not included in the product price. The European practice of displaying VAT included in the product cost wouldn’t work for Canadian companies.
Would you consider implementing tax calculations the Canadian way?

 
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4/28/2010 6:19 PM
 

We are busy working on sponsored changes right now. If you are interested in sponsoring the change please send an email to sales@smithcart.com. If not we will add to our dev list and it will be completed in fifo order.

-Scott


Scott Kelly
Project Manager
DotNetNuke Consulting, DotNetNuke Store and DNN Ecommerce
 
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5/7/2010 1:21 PM
 

I have one simple item for $1.50. When I add 2 to the cart I get this subtotal:

Sub Total : $3.00
Shipping Fee : TBD
Handling Charge : $0.00
Total (incl. VAT) : $3.00
VAT included (13%) : $0.35

It should be 0.39.

In Ontario and British Columbia, a new HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) takes effect on July 1, 2010. While we don't need this today, there are less than 53 days to test and implement it. I intend to dig into this deeper but you may find new customers if HST works out the box before July 1st.

 
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5/9/2010 11:55 AM
 

Thanks for the info on the new HST we will definitely be looking into this as Canada is an important market.


At your service,
Dave Smith
DotNetNuke Consulting, DotNetNuke Store and DNN Ecommerce
 
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