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We are trying to configure correct tax collection from our customers. In the Stripe we have configured the tax registration
Product is configured properly I think
But during the checkout VAT is not disaplyed.
Also I cannot find a way to configure ExtPay to display a checkbox "I'm purchasing as a business" where customer can "switch" to B2B and provide their VAT ID. We used to have that when we tried to write a simple payment proxy, now I can't figure out how to do it with ExtPay. My best guess is that somehow the view ExtPay displays doesn;t handle that. Might be wrong though.
It's important to handle taxes correctly, as basing on the customer origin tax should be applied differently. Domestic customer should pay 23% VAT, customer from other EU country (we are EU based) should have 0% VAT with adnotation of reverse charge. B2C customers should pay 23% VAT always
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We are trying to configure correct tax collection from our customers. In the Stripe we have configured the tax registration
Product is configured properly I think

But during the checkout VAT is not disaplyed.

Also I cannot find a way to configure ExtPay to display a checkbox "I'm purchasing as a business" where customer can "switch" to B2B and provide their VAT ID. We used to have that when we tried to write a simple payment proxy, now I can't figure out how to do it with ExtPay. My best guess is that somehow the view ExtPay displays doesn;t handle that. Might be wrong though.
It's important to handle taxes correctly, as basing on the customer origin tax should be applied differently. Domestic customer should pay 23% VAT, customer from other EU country (we are EU based) should have 0% VAT with adnotation of reverse charge. B2C customers should pay 23% VAT always
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