Did you check how prices are created? It depends on parameters you pass
You can read the createProductPrice description in its definition:
<<Create a Product Price.
If taxAuthGeoId and taxAuthPartyId are (or taxAuthCombinedId is)
passed in then the price will be considered a price
with tax included (the priceWithoutTax, priceWithTax, taxAmount,
and taxPercentage fields will also be populated).
If the taxInPrice field is 'Y' then the price field will be left
with the tax included (price will be equal to priceWithTax),
otherwise tax will be removed from the passed in price and the
price field will be equal to the priceWithoutTax field.
If taxAuthGeoId or taxAuthPartyId empty, and taxAuthCombinedId is empty,
then the taxInPrice field will be ignored.>>
HTH
Jacques
Le 11/08/2015 07:00, Peter Arnold a écrit :
The VAT tax seems to be added to the price because of following code in
TaxAuthorityServices.java:
TaxAuthorityServices.java
// add up amounts from adjustments (amount OR exemptAmount, sourcePercentage)
for (GenericValue taxAdjustment : taxAdustmentList) {
if
("SALES_TAX".equals(taxAdjustment.getString("orderAdjustmentTypeId"))) {
taxPercentage =
taxPercentage.add(taxAdjustment.getBigDecimal("sourcePercentage"));
BigDecimal adjAmount =
taxAdjustment.getBigDecimal("amount");
taxTotal = taxTotal.add(adjAmount);
priceWithTax =
priceWithTax.add(adjAmount.divide(quantity,salestaxCalcDecimals,salestaxRounding));
Debug.logInfo("For productId [" + productId + "] added [" +
adjAmount.divide(quantity,salestaxCalcDecimals,salestaxRounding) + "] of tax to price for geoId [" +
taxAdjustment.getString("taxAuthGeoId") + "], new price is [" + priceWithTax + "]", module);
Somehow, somewhere "orderAdjustmentTypeId" is set to "SALES_TAX" eventhough I
am not aware where this might be done as I have created the tax as a VAT-Tax.
Since above code detects: if
("SALES_TAX".equals(taxAdjustment.getString("orderAdjustmentTypeId))) as true,
subsequently the line
priceWithTax =
priceWithTax.add(adjAmount.divide(quantity,salestaxCalcDecimals,salestaxRounding));
is executed which is responsible for adding the VAT tax.
I have tracked this by using "verbose" - logging.
By comenting out above code the prices are correctly indicated when the product
is displayed in the ecommerce shop.
Nevertheless when performing Quick Check-Out and shipping the order to a
Chilean address once again a Sales Tax of 19% is added.
So far I have not found out which part of the code is responsible for adding
the Sales Tax.
Help on this subject is much appreciated.
Regards,
Peter
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