[kyra]

Thanks. Nevertheless I will do a test when I finish all the products. I will check your answer then.

[kyra]

I close the ticket.

[kyra]

Yes, I have to itemize each tax. As I said in my previous response, the price I introduce in the register section of eStore, it will be the final price with fees and deductions included. Then, when a customer pays, he will receive a receipts but I will do an invoice in my computer and send him later.

When I buy consumer products in my private life, there is always a checkbox in all ecommerces that ask if you want an inovoice. In that case is not necessary buty if you buy and sell in B2B always it is necessary an invoice. It is understood that every professional has to declare anything in his activity.

Thanks and regards,

kyra

[kyra]

Thanks for your prompt response.

I sell services in advance to companies, agencies and self-employed professionals. This group as “business entities” have to declare for their activity and there are different taxes (I live in Spain). The principal tax is IVA, all products and services of all kinds have this tax. Few activities are exempted.

In my case, as a self-employed in a professional activity as digital marketing, companies or other self-employed professionals that buy from me, they can discount 15% or 7% of my bill, and then declare this in a statement to the Ministry of Finance. Let’s say they pay the tax for me. If I bought from a company it would be the reverse case, I would have to declare the deduction I had. Well, these are the system here.

I think I will calculate all the the taxes and the result will be the price I introduce when I register a product in eStore.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

kyra

[kyra]

Thanks, I will check your suggestion.

Sorry for my English. I wanted to say “check out” (not “pay out”).

I think your suggestion will be perfect. I only need two or three boxes. This is in order to clarify the order since the payment will be anticipated

Thanks and regards,

kyra

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