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We sell products from our store in germany. We'd like to use the cross border trade feature to have consistent prices for our EU customers.



Anyway all international customers should still be able to order products with 0 % vat.



Let me give you an example:



Cross border trade enabled

Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

US (0 % VAT) – 119,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



Cross Border Tax disabled

Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

Sweden (25 % Vat) – 125,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



What we need

Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



I did alot of research and found two possible solutions.



Adjust prices via shoppingcard pricerules



Set up a price rule for all countries with vat 0% and give them a procentual discount of 15,9446 (= -19% VAT). Would work but our tax accountant doesn't like that solution.



Adjust prices via price extension



There are several extension out there to adjust price zone for countries. I think this would solve our problem but we would have alot of work to set up the prices for all products.



So is there another solutions for this problem? Is it possible to exclude countries from the cross border trade feature?










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    We sell products from our store in germany. We'd like to use the cross border trade feature to have consistent prices for our EU customers.



    Anyway all international customers should still be able to order products with 0 % vat.



    Let me give you an example:



    Cross border trade enabled

    Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

    Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

    US (0 % VAT) – 119,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



    Cross Border Tax disabled

    Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

    Sweden (25 % Vat) – 125,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

    US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



    What we need

    Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

    Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

    US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



    I did alot of research and found two possible solutions.



    Adjust prices via shoppingcard pricerules



    Set up a price rule for all countries with vat 0% and give them a procentual discount of 15,9446 (= -19% VAT). Would work but our tax accountant doesn't like that solution.



    Adjust prices via price extension



    There are several extension out there to adjust price zone for countries. I think this would solve our problem but we would have alot of work to set up the prices for all products.



    So is there another solutions for this problem? Is it possible to exclude countries from the cross border trade feature?










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      We sell products from our store in germany. We'd like to use the cross border trade feature to have consistent prices for our EU customers.



      Anyway all international customers should still be able to order products with 0 % vat.



      Let me give you an example:



      Cross border trade enabled

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 119,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      Cross Border Tax disabled

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 125,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      What we need

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      I did alot of research and found two possible solutions.



      Adjust prices via shoppingcard pricerules



      Set up a price rule for all countries with vat 0% and give them a procentual discount of 15,9446 (= -19% VAT). Would work but our tax accountant doesn't like that solution.



      Adjust prices via price extension



      There are several extension out there to adjust price zone for countries. I think this would solve our problem but we would have alot of work to set up the prices for all products.



      So is there another solutions for this problem? Is it possible to exclude countries from the cross border trade feature?










      share|improve this question














      We sell products from our store in germany. We'd like to use the cross border trade feature to have consistent prices for our EU customers.



      Anyway all international customers should still be able to order products with 0 % vat.



      Let me give you an example:



      Cross border trade enabled

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 119,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      Cross Border Tax disabled

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 125,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      What we need

      Germany (19 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 19 % VAT

      Sweden (25 % Vat) – 119,00 € incl. 25 % VAT

      US (0 % VAT) – 100,00 € incl. 0 % VAT



      I did alot of research and found two possible solutions.



      Adjust prices via shoppingcard pricerules



      Set up a price rule for all countries with vat 0% and give them a procentual discount of 15,9446 (= -19% VAT). Would work but our tax accountant doesn't like that solution.



      Adjust prices via price extension



      There are several extension out there to adjust price zone for countries. I think this would solve our problem but we would have alot of work to set up the prices for all products.



      So is there another solutions for this problem? Is it possible to exclude countries from the cross border trade feature?







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          You can modify the function Mage_Tax_Helper_Data::isCrossBorderTradeEnabled($store = null) (copy class to local code pool)



          add this code before the return statement to disable Cross Border Trade for countries without VAT.



          $address = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getQuote()->getShippingAddress();

          if ($address->getTaxAmount() == 0) {

          return false;
          }


          Instead you can also compare the country_id against certain countries. (Notice: country_id is only available when the customer/guest has entered an address)






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            You can modify the function Mage_Tax_Helper_Data::isCrossBorderTradeEnabled($store = null) (copy class to local code pool)



            add this code before the return statement to disable Cross Border Trade for countries without VAT.



            $address = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getQuote()->getShippingAddress();

            if ($address->getTaxAmount() == 0) {

            return false;
            }


            Instead you can also compare the country_id against certain countries. (Notice: country_id is only available when the customer/guest has entered an address)






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              You can modify the function Mage_Tax_Helper_Data::isCrossBorderTradeEnabled($store = null) (copy class to local code pool)



              add this code before the return statement to disable Cross Border Trade for countries without VAT.



              $address = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getQuote()->getShippingAddress();

              if ($address->getTaxAmount() == 0) {

              return false;
              }


              Instead you can also compare the country_id against certain countries. (Notice: country_id is only available when the customer/guest has entered an address)






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                You can modify the function Mage_Tax_Helper_Data::isCrossBorderTradeEnabled($store = null) (copy class to local code pool)



                add this code before the return statement to disable Cross Border Trade for countries without VAT.



                $address = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getQuote()->getShippingAddress();

                if ($address->getTaxAmount() == 0) {

                return false;
                }


                Instead you can also compare the country_id against certain countries. (Notice: country_id is only available when the customer/guest has entered an address)






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                You can modify the function Mage_Tax_Helper_Data::isCrossBorderTradeEnabled($store = null) (copy class to local code pool)



                add this code before the return statement to disable Cross Border Trade for countries without VAT.



                $address = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getQuote()->getShippingAddress();

                if ($address->getTaxAmount() == 0) {

                return false;
                }


                Instead you can also compare the country_id against certain countries. (Notice: country_id is only available when the customer/guest has entered an address)







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