Discount before TAX


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    manteta    
     5 years ago
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    In case of we would like to make discount before tax is it possible. For example


    goods 10000 then discount 3% (300) after that plus TAX 7% (700) = (10000-300) +700 = 10400 


  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    Hello,

    Yes, in AwoCoupon -> configuration, you can set the discount before tax to yes.

    Also you an override global configuration on a coupon basis:
    https://awodev.com/documentation/awocoupon-pro/coupons#category-tag
  • Default avatar
    manteta    
     5 years ago
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    thank you for your reply. I try to set the discount before tax at configuration however both the final price still the same just split tax from discount


    goods 10000 then discount 3% (300) after that plus TAX 7% (700) = (10000-300-21) +700 = 10379 
    goods 10000 then discount 3% (300) after that plus TAX 7% (700) = (10000-300) +679 = 10379 

    that what i would like to be is

    goods 10000 then discount 3% (300) after that plus TAX 7% (700) = (10000-300) +700 = 10400 




  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    Hello,

    That is not discount before tax.  Discount before tax would be first discount the product, then tax what is left:
    10000 at 3% discount is 9700
    Tax at 7% of 9700 is 679

    And discount after tax, would be
    10000 at 7% tax is 10700
    and discount of 3% of 10700 is 10379

    And yes, the discount will be the same in both cases if using percent discount.  If you use an amount discount then the totals will be different.

    What you are asking for is not a feature of AwoCoupon.  It will not discount before tax but then tax as though there is no discount.
  • Default avatar
    manteta    
     5 years ago
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    Thank you for you answer . For make sure that it is not a feature of AwoCoupon. May be I make wrong words to make you confuse. It's rule for our government to calculate some of TAX (3%) from goods. When you deduct 3% from total, this amount will not deduct by VAT 7% again. So VAT 7% will calculate from total amount of goods then


    goods 10000 then tax 3% (300) after that plus VAT 7% (700) = (10000-300) +700 = 10400 


    thank you very much.

  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    Hello,

    Ok, I see.  If using virtuemart, you can create a calculation rule that acts on the total regardless of the coupon discount, you would have to use a "Price modifier after tax per bill" for the tax.  I was curious about this, so tested it myself. This is with AwoCoupon config set as discount before tax to 'yes'.

    Here is a screenshot:

    Huyr2o7.png
  • Default avatar
    manteta    
     5 years ago  last edited 5 years ago
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    Thank you very much. I can make it now.
    I still have more question , if i change in virtueMart to "Price modifier after tax per bill" , another discount will be go wrong isnt it? Because just only this TAX calculate like this. 
  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    I do not understand what you mean.  Did you figure it out?
  • Default avatar
    manteta    
     5 years ago
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    I mean that just this type of TAX (3%) will use "Price modifier after tax per bill" and need calculate like that. However other discount will not calculate like TAX3% for example we create code DISC10 will be 10% discount from 10000 is (10000-1000) then plus VAT 7% = 9000+7%= 9630.
  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    This is confusing.  The 3% discount is a tax?  Then why is it subtracted?  So the 3% is not a discount from AwoCoupon?  It sounds like this is all just a calculation rules setup.
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    manteta    
     5 years ago
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    3% is TAX with government rule that I use to explain. However not all customer will use this TAX. If I set up like your recommend, another discount will go wrong. Thank you.
  • Your avatar
    seyi    
     5 years ago
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    I see, well I think you should set up the 3% tax as a calculation rule.  You should be able to set it up so it only works for certain shopper groups, and your vat of 7% as normal calculation rule.  If you cannot figure out how to get it working, I would suggest posting on Virtuemart forum.