@tacraw88, Have you tried the tax_rate parameter?
Are you referring to this . . .
[wp_paypal button=”buynow” name=”My product” amount=”4.99″ tax=”2.15″]
If so, this adds a tax amount for ONE product.
If the parameter is set to where a customer can select multiple numbers of the product (i.e. “undefined quantity”), then HOW can the tax rate be set so that it applies to the entire purchase price at a set percentage of the total purchase price?
In other words, if the tax rate needs to be 8%, then how can the parameter be set so that the 8% applies to the total final purchase price after the number of product is selected?
This seems like it should be a basic option.
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@tacraw88, Try this and see if it works:
[wp_paypal button="buynow" name="My product" amount="4.99" tax_rate="8.00"]
But won’t that set a FIXED additional applied amount at $8.00 – no matter how many number of product items the customer selects? What if a customer selects “5” or “10” of the product?
Is there not a way to set a certain PERCENTAGE amount that is applied to the final purchase TOTAL – like all other retail?
@tacraw88, tax_rate=”8.00″ means 8%.