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Select Settings from you Simplero Dashboard
Select the Taxes tab under Sales
Set your Home country and enter the Tax percent when editing and showing prices (If you are unsure what tax rate is being charged you can scroll to the bottom and see a listing of all countries and Tax Rates and even add a new one if needed. )
Select your Tax strategy. You will see three options:
No tax
Simple tax - use this if you're based outside the EU—we'll still add EU VAT when relevant
EU/UK VAT - use this if your business is based inside the EU or the UK. The EU/UK has particularly complex rules about when to apply taxes and when not to, depending on where the course is taking place or whether or not customers supply a valid EU/UK VAT number. Unsure how to set your taxes up to comply with EU VAT? Take a look at this guide
Sometimes you might need to set custom tax rates that override the account's rate settings for that region.
Navigate to the Product - Configure tab.
Scroll down to the tax settings section and look for the button "Per-country overrides" on the left sidebar:
Enter the new value on the Empty boxes or click on Apply to set up the suggested value :)
Add any additional countries at the bottom of the page.
The values auto-save as soon as they get added, no need for further "Save" steps on this page! :)
It is also possible to define different tax rates for different states or provinces. You can find this by following these steps:
Select Account Settings from your Simplero Dashboard
Select the Taxes tab
Enable taxes by choosing one of the options in the 'Tax strategy'.
Scroll all the way to the bottom till you find the country you wish to edit and then click on the subregions:
You can then edit tax rates for every state/province/region separately
Note! If you need help handling your taxes in the US, you can use our TaxJar Integration.
Simplero will determine the tax based on your client's location. So if they are in the US, it will charge the US currency and tax, and if they are in Canada, it will charge the Canadian dollar and tax rate.
The percentage will be based on their location regardless of the currency.