Please try to create a new dummy account on the frontend; just like a new customer. Fill in the different informations and save your record.

You'll then see the price of the plan, the discount or not (depending on the plan) and ... no tax. There, you'll be able to click on the Paypal button and Paypal's screen don't display tax too.

Cancel and go back to my site. Click on the "Click here to modify your billing adress". Don't modify anything (i.e. let "France" as country), save. The tax is now mentionned. Is it a normal behavior ?

And, always, same question : how should CBSubs works for the different EU country ? How to specify that the rate (actually filled in as 20.0000) should be depend on the customer country.

Thanks Nant

Sorry, really sorry, I'm lost...

I've explain here above that when creating a new account on the frontend, the price was mentionned without VAT except if we click on "Modify billing address" and nowhere I've mentionned a company name on that second screen. Just click on Save and the VAT is now there. And I confirm that no company name is filled in (see screen capture below).

You say "You need" : I or my customer ? If I => where. If the customer => what about person who'll buy the product for their own usage; I need to apply the VAT to them (B2C) while shouldn't for businesses (B2B).

And how having dynamic rates ?

Really sorry Nant if my questions seems to be low level.

Good morning,

I'm just trying Nant, just trying...

Except if I am wrong, there is no documentation "CBSubs 4" available (not found) and this part of the screen is not documentated in the CBSubs 3 pdf.

Please don't tell me what I done wrong but what I should do right :-D

My question, still the same, how make things working in order to be able to correctly calculate tax rates for the EU based on the buyer's country. This, dynamically.

For the moment, I've only create a rule with 20% (hardcoded) as rate (France) but this rate isn't correct for all countries and what if a country modify his rate => how make things dynamic ? One "dynamic" tax rule.

Thanks a lot.