Compatibility with tax plugins?

  • Resolved Tecca

    (@tecca)


    9 months, 1 week ago

    Hey there. I just set up the Stripe Tax plugin and was wondering if your plugin has the ability to change the “Renewal For” price during checkout. For example, I have a $5 product that needs to be taxed in my home state, which brings it up to $5.38 using Stripe Tax.

    This is displayed clearly during checkout, but the Renewal price is still the flat $5.

    I imagine once the payment goes through, the renewal will actually be 5.38? Because that’s what Stripe/PayPal would charge. So visually, adding the tax to the renewal price would help be less confusing for customers, thinking they’re only being taxed 1 time.

    For higher-priced subscriptions, like $500, this could be a significant difference in what the customer thinks the renewal price will be.

    Thanks for your time and help!

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  • Abhay-WP Swings

    (@wpssupport)

    9 months ago

    Hello,

    If you are talking about stripe specific plugin named as Stripe Tax – Sales tax automation for WooCommerce this , then no our plugin is not comptabilite with this one

    We support only WooCommerce taxes functionality

    Thank you

    Thread Starter Tecca

    (@tecca)

    9 months ago

    Thanks for the response, Abhay.

    For now I’ve just visually removed WP Swing’s table using CSS where the monthly (or yearly, etc) subscription value shows, keeping only the text “Renewal for [Monthly Service]” and having that near the final price after tax. Then on the order button, I made sure to display the order price with tax included.

    However: I think removing the confusion of showing different prices is highly important. The plugin doesn’t take the total value in the cart or checkout after fees and taxes? Like through woocommerce_cart_totals_order_total_html?

    Thanks for your time! I suppose this is technically a resolved issue since it’s just visual (the actual order value and renewal is set at the correct after-tax price), but I would highly consider seeing if you can display pricing after fees and taxes regardless of the plugins being used, such as using $cart->get_total(); which takes fees and taxes into account for those that don’t show taxes inclusive in the price.

    Just a suggestion, I’m sure you know best!

    Abhay-WP Swings

    (@wpssupport)

    9 months ago

    Hello,

    Okay our team will check your suggestion and if it required for our plugin customer based then definitely we will implement in our plugin

    Thank you

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