Canada Taxes
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Topic: Canada Taxes
Posted By: foodbev
Subject: Canada Taxes
Date Posted: 09-December-2008 at 7:14pm
I have an issue with tax problems:
We sell multiple food and beverage items at our store. In British Columbia (BC) we have a two-tiered tax program. One at the provincial level (PST) and another for the federal level (GST). All food and non-alcoholic beverages are only charged GST at our business. All Alcohol is charged with GST and PST.
I have tried applying rules by zone (although everyone ordering will be in BC), but the problem is those rules are blanket charges for all products. I am aware of adding taxes specific to a product, but the problem is I need those taxes to be differentiated between PST and GST. A "Tax" line won't work alone.
What I would like to do is to create a tax rule, one called GST and another called PST. Then I could apply those rules to individual products.
Does anyone know how to do this? Any ideas? Has anyone else encountered this problem?
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Posted By: Greg Dinger
Date Posted: 09-December-2008 at 7:25pm
You may want to contact Ian at http://www.home-distilling.com - www.home-distilling.com . He doesn't follow the board here but he is in Toronto and dealt with similar issues.
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Posted By: foodbev
Date Posted: 26-January-2009 at 1:39pm
Progress, but no end in site yet.
I have worked with Home Distilling, but they also recognize the problem. It appears as though Product Cart does not require a Province/State upon checkout. At least, when doing checkout by billing address and not shipping address. Therefore, I can't specify any tax rules by location that are based on Province/State.
Any ideas? I have submitted a ticket to support. Hopefully they'll come back with something.
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