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EU Tax
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10 years 8 months ago #66395
by Albert Moreno Forrellad
EU Tax was created by Albert Moreno Forrellad
Hi,
Following the rules of EU, I am organizing an event in Spain, so i would need to apply the tax to all Registrants of that country and 0% to the applicants outside that country.
Someone can explain me how to hack the code??
or at least to give me a clue for doing it in the easier way?
thanks in advance
Following the rules of EU, I am organizing an event in Spain, so i would need to apply the tax to all Registrants of that country and 0% to the applicants outside that country.
Someone can explain me how to hack the code??
or at least to give me a clue for doing it in the easier way?
thanks in advance
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10 years 8 months ago #66405
by James Riley
James Riley .: EventBooking user since 2014 ::: JoomDonation user since 2016 :.
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Replied by James Riley on topic EU Tax
Would creating a custom, conditional fee field work (VAT, set to a % fee), linked to another field (eg COUNTRY) that, when set to your target country(ies) causes the custom VAT field to activate and apply the charge?
James Riley .: EventBooking user since 2014 ::: JoomDonation user since 2016 :.
.: grfx & web design / IT / AV @ St. Therese Institute of Faith and Mission, Bruno, SK, Canada :.
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