Hey krileon, thanks for your message.

Yes, we know the solution, or better said: We know how to set up the tax module to match european tax rules and already did it. Your tax module seems to do it a very good way.

But the problem is: The tax module doesn't recognize if the customer is a company (b2b) or just a normal customer (b2c). So it always takes 3 taxes for our european members... The tax for b2c and the both taxes (19% and 0%) for b2b with and without eu vat.

So, we just had to stop the registration of european members, that's a little bit frustrating. Any idea when Beat could have a look into this case? And we sent you the proposal to do a b2b / b2b check with a check box like "Cutomer or Company", because many companies do not have a company and just give their first and lastname. And then the system will take the tax of b2c business.

Thanks a lot so far.

Hey Beat, nice to read from you.

Of course this validation is good and we want to use it (and we do).

Let me try to explain:

- We have 19% tax for b2b only in europe, validated with company name in invoice.

- We have tax 0% tax for b2b only in europe, validated with company name in invoice AND given vat.

So, if the company has no vat, all is ok, it takes 19%. But if the company has given a vat, it takes 19% (because it is a company) and 0% (because it has valid vat).

How can we set it right?

Hi guys,

we had a thinking error, your system is working, sorry. You can mark this thread as being solved..