Tax setup

I'm trying to wrap my head around the correct tax setup. We're in the United States, in California. We need to charge tax for in-state customers, and no tax for out of state customers. However, customers in one of our user groups are not charged tax.

So:

• In-State normal user: taxable
• In-State reseller group: non-taxable
• Out of State all users: non-taxable

What I'm trying to accomplish is tax calculation based solely on address, without having to assign user groups (we have several which apply to both in-state and out of state users). The in-state reseller group would obviously have to be assigned a separate 0% tax rate.

Can you give me some guidance as to whether it's possible to create tax classes without assigning user groups? So far I'm only getting it to work when I specifically assign groups to the class.

Hello Brentwood,

Thank you for submitting the question here. However, I am a bit confused about your problem. In EShop, the tax rate must be assigned to a specific customer group. So you simply create 2 customer groups: Normal and Re-seller, after that create the tax rate and assign it only to Normal customer group, it should work as your expect.

Hope that this is useful.

Sincerely, Giang