I've never found tax cloud to be a great solution - avalara has a paid module that works well.
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I've never found tax cloud to be a great solution - avalara has a paid module that works well.
batracy - would you consider letting me retrieve the tax info from your database so that I could upload it and others can get it? Just had a NY customer ask about it.
I have a question regarding this mod. If I configure it by county and then handle any exceptions to city if any, how does Zen-cart and or the mod decide what county the address belongs to?
I'm in South Carolina and the state has a 6% rate. Some counties charge up to 2.5% and some cities within the county may have their own addition.
For example Myrtle Beach is in Horry County so the tax for Myrtle Beach would be:
State: 6%
Horry County 1%
Myrtle Beach 1%
Total tax 8%
Being the address only has city and zip code, how will the Zen-cart and module calculate the tax to the proper 8% being I do not see how it knows its Horry County?
On the other hand, can someone tell me how to configure this mod? Also do I need to install the addressbookzone validation sql script or is it totally optional?
Is there anything we can do to help?
Can we do anything to help?Quote:
Originally Posted by delia
We have left the older version of our module here on ZenCart for Zen'ers that have older versions of ZenCart. For newer versions, please use our GitHub source.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwynwyffar
Greetings, if different tax rates for let's say 100 different counties and cities in one state are configured using this mod, do all 100 counties and cities show up in the drop-down menu during checkout? Thank you.
Terrific addition to ZC! Thank you! Am testing a statewide rule for Louisiana where rule is 70001-to-71497 and search field is set to Zip Code. On test orders to Sarasota, FL 34236 (shipping and billing) I am seeing 4% LA State Sales Tax. Two smaller delimited zip code lists for local parishes (counties) seem to work fine.
With 717 zip codes the delimited list seems like it would be a memory drain. Any advice? Thanks!
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It looks like your zip codes overlap in the list, the mod is based on looking up the zip codes, you should not have any zip code listed twice, even it it is in a range. In your example ID 3 overlaps those in ID 1 and 2. This will give unexpected results, change the range to something not in the other lists.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrygarciuh
The short answer is no. You can see just what happens by doing a test checkout on this site www.1potteryhouse.comQuote:
Originally Posted by luckystu
The site is based in Florida, and has 64 counties with varying tax rates setup based on zip codes. The mode looks at the zip code of the ship too address you enter and does a lookup in the database tables to find the tax rate. The customer only has to enter a valid address, the mod uses that information.