gcooke

Thanks for reply, but it doesn’t solve my issue. The gift card (product) is set as Tax status none.

Maybe I need to be clearer, it is when i use the gift card that tax is added to the coupon discount.

1. I have a gift card for £50.
2. I can buy that for £50
3. When I use that gift card/voucher code it adds 20% tax so the discount amount is £60.

I need it to not add tax to the discount voucher amount. If someones buy a gift card they should receive that amount off only. Not the amount of the gift card + tax.

Like this:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_countries',  'handsome_bearded_guy_add_my_country' );

// Add new countries to countries list
function handsome_bearded_guy_add_my_country( $countries ) {

  $new_countries = array(
                      'NIRE'  => __( 'Northern Ireland', 'woocommerce' ),
                      'CI'  => __( 'Channel Islands', 'woocommerce' ),
                      'HI'  => __( 'Scottish Highlands and Islands', 'woocommerce' ),
                      'ESW'  => __( 'ENGLAND SCOTLAND AND WALES', 'woocommerce' ),
                      );

  return array_merge( $countries, $new_countries );
}

add_filter( 'woocommerce_continents', 'handsome_bearded_guy_add_my_country_to_continents' );

function handsome_bearded_guy_add_my_country_to_continents( $continents ) {
  $continents['EU']['countries'][] = 'NIRE';
  $continents['EU']['countries'][] = 'CI';
  $continents['EU']['countries'][] = 'HI';
  $continents['EU']['countries'][] = 'ESW';
  return $continents;
}

I solved this. The answer was by using the ‘p’ => $event_id in the new Eventbrite_Query class.

Resolved