The shop sells multiple products with different Taxes.
Sells to B2B and B2C. Shop is located in the Netherlands.
Markets are Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium .
Product types and their taxes a re:
Tea DE 7% NL 9% B E 6%
Books DE 7% NL 9% BE 6%
Standard DE 19% NL 21% BE 2 1%
Markets with their tax and pricing information
Tax settings:
Prices in product does not include taxes
Shopify tax active for EU
Products:
Prices are all 10 Euro exclusive VAT, all products have the a ppropri ate cate gory
book
Tea
Costume
When I open the shop all the item have the standard tax:
NL 21%
Should have been book € 10,90 Costume is correct Tea € 10,90
DE: 19%
Should have been book € 10,70 Costume i s correct Tea € 10,70
BE: 21%
Should have been book € 10,60 Costume is correct Tea € 10,60
Chekcout:
I’ve added Tea to my basket and went to the checkout.
NL:
Price should have been €10,90 and €0,9 0 in taxes it shows €12,10 and €2,10 in taxe s
Belgium is the same Germany it is 19% tax
When I enter a valid address things start to get really weird
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The price stays the same but the amount of taxes goes to 1 euro.
Which is (€12,10/109 ) * 9. My product price ex taxes is €10,- not €11,10.
For Belgium it is
The price stays the same but the amount of taxes goes to €0,68.
Which is (€12,10/106 ) * 6. My product price ex taxes is €10,- not €11,32.
To make it even more complicated if a B2B costumer from Belgium orders this p roduct with a valid Tax registration number you get this.
The price is right, but before I entered the VAT number the price was 12,10 and taxes €0,68, and after the price is €10,- so the shifted taxes was €2,10?
It doesn’t add up.